Classroom Close-Up

10th Chemistry students simulated finding the atomic mass of a new element -Candium- from three different ‘isotopes’ of Halloween candy.

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Classroom Close-Up

After a visit to the Shelburne Falls Wastewater Treatment plan two weeks ago, 7th graders tested their own water filtration systems in Climate Connections this week.

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Students in Mr. Miller’s Geometry class designed small toys and practiced printing them on the school’s 3D printer.  

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APC 2nd Annual Family Hike

It was a beautiful day for the 2nd annual APC fall family hike. The top of Spruce Hill in Savoy State Forest gave us a spectacular view of peak fall foliage.

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Aardvark Athletics: Week of October 16, 2017

On Monday, the Boys’ JV Soccer team tied Pinecobble School 6-6 in a hard fought-game. The Aardvark squad came back from one-point deficits on four separate occasions and actually took the lead for a short period of time. Raymond M had three goals, Charlie P scored twice, and Alec D added one more. Nacho TP […]

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Leadership Councils

As we continue to work on finding ways to support student interests through council initiatives, we wanted to share what our 6 leadership councils have been working on so far this semester: The Arts & Cultural Exchange Council has formed subcommittees to tackle their agenda. Students have decided to continue successful initiatives from last year, including soliciting […]

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Aardvark Athletics Recap: Week of October 9

On Tuesday, the Girls Varsity Soccer team defeated BART 2-0 behind goals from Ruby C and Calla J in their final RVAL game before the RVAL tournament. On Tuesday, the Boys Varsity Soccer team defeated BART 6-1. Hendrik P, Liam F, Nat B-O, Ishan S, and Jeremy F scored goals while Tucker Z-A had two […]

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Classroom Close-Up

Ms. Falco’s Senior Humanities class traveled to the New England Peace Pagoda in Leverett for a morning of quiet reflection, as a capstone to their unit on Buddhism. One of two such structures in the country, the Pagoda was constructed as a visible symbol of international peace and is maintained by the Nipponzan Myohoji, a […]

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