#acdec

I am not asking for money do not worry

However, our school is not very good at providing timely funding for club resources and our academic decathlon team is without its study materials. Which cost $800.

If by some miracle of god anyone who sees this does academic decathlon or knows someone who has the materials, PLEASE contact me, as we need access to them in some way shape or form STAT because we can’t afford to buy them short notice and it would put our team captains (including me) into the red.

As thanks (if you want it) you can count on 1 FREE COMMISSION!

i medaled bronze in music

i medaled silver in econ

i medaled gold in art

and won third top score in my division!!

my first semester as a junior is finally over, i wish i hadn't slacked off and not worked as hard but: there's nothing i can do now..

i was told that this semester should just tell me to work harder for the next, so i guess i'll try to?

i'm just gonna spill my feelings onto here, and admit:

i wish i studied more this semester

i wish i didnt fuck around wasting time

i lowkey wish i didnt go to my hs where i am

but i also have to admit:

The U.S. Academic Decathlon® is excited to announce that the overall curricular theme for 2019–2020 will be In Sickness and in Health: An Exploration of Illness and Wellness. Following is some general information on the topics in each of the subject areas.

SCIENCE: The science topic will be an introduction to the biology of cancer.

LITERATURE: The literature curriculum will include critical reading, one long work of literature, and selected shorter works. The long work of literature will be the 1818 version of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

ART: The art curriculum will include a section on art fundamentals and will largely focus on an exploration of illness and wellness in art.

MUSIC: The music curriculum will introduce students to various musical works from across the centuries that will allow them to examine the role of mortality in Western art music.

SOCIAL SCIENCE: The social science curriculum will introduce students to the history of healthcare.

ECONOMICS: The economics curriculum will cover fundamental economic concepts, microeconomics, and macroeconomics and will also include a thematic section on health economics.

MATHEMATICS: The mathematics curriculum will cover algebra and trigonometry.*

* The 2019–20 mathematics curriculum and materials will be the same as were used for the 2016–17 U.S. Academic Decathlon.