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Susan Vachris
English 7R; Literature 8R; Forensics Moderator.
ne of the most unusual and
unique grading systems was that Oof M r. M anning. This com­ plicated system was developed into its present form after years of teaching. For anyone who has ever had Mr. Man­
ning as a teacher, they could remember how confusing his grading system was. For all of you who have pondered and tried to make sense of this system but could not, here is the official grading system used by M r. M anning. We have even provided what each mark means!
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wonders if
Making The Grade
anyone did their homework the night before when he asks what
MgBrl/8 means and no one answers him.
Watching out. M rs. Vachris looks over her shoulder to make
sure that her students are doing their work and not drawing
pictures in their notebooks.
The Manning System
Playing volleyball can be interesting. The CBA Faculty
volleyball team has lost their ball and are wondering where
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