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Mr. DeMoss teaches AP Biology and believes that learning is a lifelong journey where students should never stop asking questions, as nature can reveal new wonders when looked at closely. Students are expected to attend everyday to explore new topics, turn in weekly reading assignments and worksheets, and take a quiz every Friday with exams each month. Those scoring below a C on exams can retake missed questions for partial credit by scheduling after school.
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