Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.

1. How often do you give homework?
2. When can a student get help?
3. When is the best time to call?
4. What kind of calculator should I get?
5. What is icing?

How often do you give homework?

We do work in class almost every day.  A student usually has something to 
turn in the next day.  Check the Homework section.

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When can a student get help?

Before or after school.  I arrive at school at about 8:00 AM and I stay unitl
4:00 PM.  I can come sooner or stay later if you let me know.

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When is the best time to call?

You may call me anytime and leave a message, but I am available to talk from
8:10-9:30 AM and from 3:30-4:00 PM.  The School's number is 564-2213.  You 
can also e-mail me at the link above.

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What kind of calculator should I get?

If you need just a basic calculator for Algebra 1B or Algebra 
2, a scientific calculator that can do fractions will work.
  
If you are looking into getting a graphing calculator, a TI-83 or 84 or 
someting similar should do the job. Some peopleget their graphing calculator 
off of ebay, or garage sales.  I am not saying to do this, but you might 
save some money.

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What is icing?

ICING

# ICING RULE For the purpose of this rule, the center red line will divide 
the
ice into halves.
# If a player shoots, bats or deflects the puck from his/her half of the ice
(behind the center red line) and it crosses the goal line, play will be
stopped for icing.
# If the puck enters the opposing net, the goal is allowed, unless batted 
with
a hand.
# Any contact with the puck after it crosses the red line nullifies icing.
# Icing is nullified if the puck is playable by a player from the
non-offending team (excluding the goaltender).
# No icing if the offending team is shorthanded, must be equal or greater
strength than opponents.
# Icing is complete the instant the puck crosses the goal line.

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