On June 11th, 12th, and 13th Arrowhead students will be taking their second semester final exams from 7:30 AM to 10:50 AM. Exams are held in the classrooms. Depending on the students’ schedule, the times they have to come in to take exams/leave to go home varies.

Junior, Charlie Sprinkman, says he is worrying the most about his AP Chemistry final more than any other final. Sprinkman says his grade in that class is borderline and how well he does in the final will determine the grade that goes on his transcript which is stressing him out the most.

“My grade in that class is so borderline that I’m nervous it will look terrible on my transcript if I do bad on the final. My score on this final exam either makes or breaks my future, I feel like,” says Sprinkman.

Sophomore, Ashley Bundsine says she is exempt out of all of her exams except for her three elective classes because of proficient scoring on the WKCE test.

“I have it easy this semester because the only exams I have are for foods, ceramics, and sewing and I don’t need to study for any of them,” says Bundzine.

Sprinkman says during his 7th/8th hour testing period, he has a study hall so he will be going out for lunch with friends in Hartland before he returns back for his next exam.

Bundsine says she is getting coffee with her friends, going out for breakfast, and sleeping in for the exams she is exempt out of.

Sprinkman says he is confident on doing well on his sociology exam because he enjoys that class, does well in it, and wants to do something with sociology in his future.

Bundsine says she will do well overall because she only has three exams and she says they will be easy enough to where she doesn’t have to study a lot to prepare herself for the test.

“I am really excited for summer to come after exams, I think it’ll make exams even that much easier,” says Sprinkman.

Sprinkman says that this summer he is taking his gym class for next year so that he can do FSO in the mornings.

Bundsine says she is going to take gym during the school year next year so that she will have motivation to do physical activity during the school year.

“Next school year will be really easy so I’m really looking forward to the next year,” says Bundsine.