Sixth graders are learning about the solar system in science class. To help them understand how the planets compare in their size, students made a model of each planet relative to the size of the other planets. Students had to measure and be precise to come up with the correct comparison. They were amused when […]
Seventh graders traveled to the Alamo this week as well as other locations in our state that are rich in Texas history.
“What a great experience we had at the Capitol in Washington DC,” Les Rhea said. “We saw our past history unfold before our eyes whether we were at George Washington’s home or at the nation’s Capitol. The students got to see our first amendment at work through protests and exercised their own right as they […]
In Mr. Roger’s Bible class, students spent time researching the ancient city of Ephesus and the armor of the ancient Roman centurion. They spent time thinking about the difficulties of living as a Christian in the ancient world. In addition to this, they presented ways in which we can take up the full armor of […]
Middle School Club Fridays are going well!聽Here is a list of the fun activities our students get to take part in every Club Friday afternoon: Archery Chess Color, Chill, Chat Cook-N-Compete Puzzle Society Silk Screen Printing Wedding Dancing Youth Authors Young Chefs
Hallie Foster placed 2nd in Models, and Colby Davis placed 3rd in Experimental Division at the science fair. This was part of the Academic Rodeo.
Middle Schoolers involved in Fine Arts were busy last weekend performing a one-act play directed by Glenn Ballard and Jr. Oklahoma directed by Patti Eden. Their audience enjoyed “country” food and then two fun shows.
From the desk of Robin Bynum. Academic Teams Director: ACSI Math Olympics Area Results Are In and the Winners Are鈥� The 91猫先生 Guard Jr. Scholars took on some new and tough competitions this year. With every contest, they have left me speechless! If you are looking for students who know how to make an […]
In Mrs. Figueroa’s class, studying is fun and active. Her class got to get up out of their desks and move around the classroom scanning QR codes on their phone that downloaded a PDF that they could save and study.
Last week, 6th grade Humanities students used the Surface tablets to research east Asian countries. This week, the students began creating their final product using a new program called Sway. Sway is an interactive way for students to publish their research through creation of digital storybooks. The amazing program allows for limitless student creativity as […]
The American Freedom Museum in an invaluable teaching tool.聽Students in 8th grade Humanities were given an overview of WWII in preparation for the novel The Hiding Place. Mrs. Bynum summarized the war and introduced the students to the story of Corrie ten Boom, author of The Hiding Place. 聽After visiting the Holocaust section of the […]