Business Education Teacher, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Yearbook Advisor, Business Club Co-Sponsor

Hello and welcome to my site.   Below you will find my class schedule and current class details.  If you would like to contact me, please use the first link to the left in the Navigation Pane titled "Contact Mrs. Will".  You may also send photos that you feel would look great on our school website or in our yearbook by sending them to hwill@jcindians.org.  Reminder:  You may check on your child's grades at any time through TeacherEase.  Grades are updated by Friday afternoons. A link to TeacherEase has been provided in my Navigation Pane to the left. 

Daily Schedule

Recommended free programs to help protect your computer 

(Click on the underlined text to be redirected to the corresponding download page) 

Malwarebytes (Uncheck Enable Free Trial of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware premium)	Avast	CCleaner
Malware Removal Tool	Free Antivirus Protection	PC Optimization and Cleaning
Should I Remove It	Remove Old Versions of Java Agree, but do not install any add-ons	Google Chrome Web Browser
Assists user in deciding whether or not to remove certain programs on their computer	Older versions of Java should be removed in order for the newer version to work correctly	Fastest web browser
Here is a site that offers free tutorials in Office, Excel, Word, emails, etc. along with other subjects.	JALC Students Free Miscrosoft Office You’ll be sent to a page that may ask you for your JALC username and password, and will let you install MS Office on the current computer (up to 5 devices)	Mozilla Firefox Currently the most secure web browser

I Want Microsoft Office for FREE!

Students, 

Did you know that with a John A. Logan e-mail address, which you receive while enrolled in classes at JALC (even dual credit), you can receive Microsoft Office for FREE?

CLICK HERE to download your copy of Microsoft Office for Students.  

Christmas Decorations made in Microsoft Word using only shapes and their imagination.

The above image is an example of a Word Art project completed by some of my classes.  The students chose a topic and typed as many words as they could think of pertaining to their topic.  They copied and pasted their information into Wordle.net to make their creations.  Finally, they used the print screen option or the snipping tool to paste their creations in Microsoft Word and show them off with a picture style.