Classroom Close-Up
10th Chemistry students simulated finding the atomic mass of a new element -Candium- from three different ‘isotopes’ of Halloween candy.
Read More »10th Chemistry students simulated finding the atomic mass of a new element -Candium- from three different ‘isotopes’ of Halloween candy.
Read More »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.
Read More »Students in Mr. Miller’s Geometry class designed small toys and practiced printing them on the school’s 3D printer.
Read More »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.
Read More »Self-Defense with Morgan Kent.
Read More »Off the Grid with Scott Hoffman
Read More »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 […]
Read More »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 […]
Read More »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 […]
Read More »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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