🌿 Today we honor Indigenous Peoples Day by celebrating the voices, cultures, and resilience of Native communities. 🌿We're taking time to learn, reflect and talk about how language matters—using the Preferred Language Pyramid to speak with respect.
🎉 Learning Made Fun Last Week!
* In Spanish class, students practiced adjectives by playing a fun round of Guess Who. It was a playful way to build vocabulary and confidence in speaking!
* In Science, students explored the properties of non-Newtonian matter, experimenting with how it stretches under different levels of force—fun hands-on learning!!
* In Spanish class, students practiced adjectives by playing a fun round of Guess Who. It was a playful way to build vocabulary and confidence in speaking!
* In Science, students explored the properties of non-Newtonian matter, experimenting with how it stretches under different levels of force—fun hands-on learning!!
Harper is the most popular visitor in our hallways! 🐶 She's our amazing therapy dog that brings smiles, snuggles, and stress relief wherever she goes. Students and staff look forward to her visits every Friday — she makes the end of the week a little brighter for us all!
We’re so proud of a group of 7th grade girls who have gone above and beyond to support our special education students during gym and lunch. Their genuine care, friendship, and leadership have made a meaningful impact. As a small thank-you, we invited them to enjoy a homemade treat and craft activity. It was a great moment to reflect on the positive impact their compassion has made in our school.
Today in Mrs. Feil's class, students are exploring an infographic to deepen their understanding of the brain's anatomy as part of Unit 1: Human Intelligence.
🏈 Game Day Alert! 🏈 Get ready for a showdown as East Middle School takes on West Middle School at the legendary Thirlby Field! Bring the school spirit and let's make some noise! 🎉
Sunny skies bring positive vibes! Our students are starting the week strong and full of energy.
"Can the egg survive the drop?"
In today’s science class, 8th graders put their creativity and problem-solving skills to the test by designing egg-protection prototypes from limited supplies like masking tape, paper, and straws—hoping their designs could withstand the ultimate drop test.
In today’s science class, 8th graders put their creativity and problem-solving skills to the test by designing egg-protection prototypes from limited supplies like masking tape, paper, and straws—hoping their designs could withstand the ultimate drop test.
