Regent Review

As we continue to review for the Regents, students had the opportunity to visit Philadelphia and see the sights! Instead of just reading about the Constitutional Convention, we were able to stand in Independence Hall and see the chair that George Washington sat in as he presided over the Convention! What a way to review!

Mrs. Lapp

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The Greatest Generation

Students watched interviews with 80-year-old veterans from Easy Company, one of the most decorated companies during World War II. After hearing about their experiences, students journaled about why these men came to be known as the greatest generation. Many students wrote that we have much to learn from them today about bravery, sacrifice, camaraderie, and hard work.

Mrs. Lapp

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What Is Forensic Science

The Forensic Students will be constructing mystery stories to solve. Their mystery stories must include at least 3 chapter topics studied throughout the year. They will work with a partner and will do class presentations. They will also construct posters describing what Forensic science is.

Mrs. Christian

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Fun Projects

Students will be constructing a variety of art projects for math. For the acuminating project, students will choose a personal favorite topic. They will construct a song, poem, or rap. The lyrics will be placed on small poster boards for display. They will also have an option to create a math game as an end of the year project.

Mrs. Christian

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Michael Samaha with best in show!

ACSI ART FESTIVAL

Evangel did awesome this year at the ACSI Art Fair! May 6th, 2010

Here are the stats: Please keep in mind that some students entered more then one piece and the categories are divided by grade and media (charcoal, oil paint, sketching pencils, acrylic paint, ink & photography)

1st place & Best of Show

Michael Samaha

1st Place out of Middle School

Manuela Agudelo

Natalie Barbosa

Kreg Franco

Angelie Cesario

Angelie Cesario

1st Place out of High School

Christine Kim

Spencer Yu

Jonathan Gomez

Trya Simmons

Joseph Hernandez

Trista Wu

2nd Place out of Middle School

Alexa Flores

Karen Lopez

Kreg Franco

Nicholas Reyes

Naomi Lowe

Alexis Versoza

2nd Place out of High School

Christine Kim

Eva Cruz

Jessica Samide

Sabrina Emestica

Jonalyn Arbotante

Jonalyn Arbotante

Andrea Gonzalez

3rd Place out of Middle School

Alessa Barbosa

Karen Lopez

Karen Lopez

Asia Francois

Geraldine Haberlin

3rd Place out of High School

Jonathan Gomez

Riwaaz Sijpati

Alicia Petgrave

Tiara Oliverria

Kristina Papacostas

Congratulations to all and thank you for all of your hard work! Way to GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Ms. Arnau

Please see Galleries for some cool pics!

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College Prep

 The Juniors are splitting their time between computer class and their junior seminar, which is preparing them for college. Since time is short and the Juniors are busy folks, we’ve assigned some independent work projects due on June 4. They have chosen all sorts of things to work on and are really enjoying the projects. Some are making videos, while others are dissecting computers. Many students are learning office software, and one group is making an online comic for which they are making their own website!

Mr. Boyd

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The Giver

We started reading The Giver by Lois Lowry. This was a challenging jump from a 5th grade to an 8th grade reading level and it has created a linguistically richer context for students to engage in conversations. The book portrays a future society controlled by many rules so we started talking about what an ideal life/community would look like. The students are struggling a bit with the level of vocabulary and the complexity of the text so for now, we are spending a lot of classroom time reading and marking the text together. Eventually I hope to incorporate more discussions and writing about what we read.

Ms. Park

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Chemical Reactions

Students have been studying chemical reactions this month. They are now able to predict the products of a reaction and to balance equations. In lab they were amazed to watch the reaction of gases with indicators. They enjoy it when they can see color changes, bubbles or precipitates form.

Mrs. Wong

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I want that slice

Students worked on trig this month and learned how to use the law of sines and cosines. They also learned how to find the area of a sector. This became extremely useful when they applied their new skills to determine the area of a slice of pizza and which slice was the best deal.

Mrs. Wong

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Drug Research

Students got in groups of seven to work on their drug research projects. As a group they were responsible for a two page research paper along with a bibliography and citations. Each group also did a presentation and a poster board showing the effects drugs has on people’s physical and mental abilities. Some of the groups did their presentation with a skit or a Rap.

Mrs. Christian

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