Welcome to Ms. Nelson's Teacher Page and to PHS!
This year my academic responsibilities include Anatomy & Physiology, Human Body Systems (HBS), Marine Science and Science Intervention. My extracurricular responsibilities include Senior Field Day, Senior Luncheon, and Graduation.
Email is my preferred method of communication, and it is also quickest way to contact me. I try to reply within 24 hours of receiving a message; however, at times it may take me a bit longer (especially if the email is received on the weekend or over a holiday period).
[email protected]
The weekly topics/activities will be posted on the board for students. If a student is absent, his/her work will be posted on Google Classroom. Please remind your student to check Google Classroom when he/she is absent.
Distractions can be detrimental to learning; consequently, to decrease distractions students will be instructed to remove any type of headphones or ear buds during class. They will also be required to store their phones and smart watches as directed.
They will have access to their devices the last two minutes of class.
Please don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions or concerns.
Basic Information for 24-25 classes:
Anatomy & Physiology - college prep/advanced science class that focuses on the structures and functions of the human body.
Supplies: 3-ring binder, color pencils, blue/black pen for tests, charged Chromebook and a class fee
Human Body Systems (HBS) - second class in our Biomedical Academy, especially for those curious/interested in careers linked to the medical field, but open to all who have completed PBS with an acceptable grade.
Supplies: 3-ring binder, color pencils, blue/black pen for tests, charged Chromebook and $25 fee (which includes HOSA dues)
Marine Biology - general science class for those interested in the ocean, its inhabitants and how we are tied to the ocean.
Supplies: 3-ring binder, color pencils, blue/black pen for tests, and his/her charged Chromebook occasionally
Science Intervention - to be announced