Schedule

and general availability

Office Hours

Office hours are Wednesday's from 2:25 until 2:55 or by appointment.

Classes

Periods 1 & 6 - APUSH
Periods 2,3,4 - United States-I - CP
Period 5 Prep
Period 7 Study Hall

Homework

G9 College Prep. Homework
G10 Advanced Placement Homework

Syllabi

G09 College Prep Syllabus
G10 Advanced Placement Syllabus

Information

you should know....

Mr. Fayle earned his B.A. in history from Bridgewater State College, and his M.Phil in medieval history from Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. In addition, Mr. Fayle has studied medieval history at Oxford University, England. He also earned a Diploma from Computer Processing Institute.

Besides teaching history Mr. Fayle will be the Advisor to the Class of 2012. In this capacity, he will assist the class officers in representing the class, and provide guidance and support for the officers in setting up and conducting meetings, as well as planning and carrying out the various events the class will be responsible for this school year. In the 2010-2011 school year, the officers and class of 2012 will be involved with planning and carrying out aspects of "Homecoming Day", the "Junior Prom", and also some fund-raising events.

To e-mail Mr. Fayle, just click here!

Information

you may find interesting....

Mr. Fayle is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps where he was assigned to an anti-aircraft missile battalion, and where he earned the "Sharpshooter" medal with the M14 rifle. He enjoys developing web pages, and each summer tries to tour different parts of the country.......... on his motorcycle!! These trips have included a seven day tour of the Northeast, a ten day tour of the Blue Ridge and Smokey mountains, and, a sixteen day/sixteen state tour of the American Great Plains.

To visit Mr. Fayle's "Wild West Tour" web site, just click here.

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This site was developed by Doug Fayle in August of 2008, using the Internet Explorer browser, version 8.0.6001.18928. It was tested and was meant to be viewed using a screen resolution of 1280 X 800 pixels. Portions of the linked content were developed by Mr. Joe Ferreira for which much thanks is given. Last updated on 08/31/2010.