5/21 Log Entry

What I've Done

I completed my final progress poster with the revisions Ms. McDonald said to make and emailed it to both her and Ms. V to be printed.

Plans for Today

I will not be in class today, as I have a field trip.

Plans for the Future

I will pick up my printed poster tomorrow morning. I will prepare for Senior Project Night, which is on 23 May.

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