List of 5 news stories.

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  Middle School Math Enthusiasts Qualify to Compete

  2/24/2021
  Four Mathcounts students have qualified to compete in the Invitational Chapter Competition following their participation in an area event. The 2021 Mathcounts Chapter Invitational Competition takes place online this evening via the AoPS (Art of Problem Solving) Contest Platform. The competition involves a 90-minute test.
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  A Caseload of History Lessons in Middle School Mock Trials

  1/14/2021
  Mock trials have been going on all week in our eighth-grade history classes as courtroom drama played out over an animal rights protest that took place in front of a fur store.
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  'At A Distance,' Homecoming 2020 Still Spirited

  10/21/2020
  While Homecoming 2020 will look a little different than in years past, all three divisions are nonetheless creating a Homecoming “experience” for students inclusive of theme days and spirited activities.
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  Students Rally For Turn-of-the-Century Grassroots Causes

  10/8/2020
  Rallying cries for civil rights, monopoly deregulation, and equal rights resonated throughout the Beckerman Athletic Center last week as Grade 7 students engaged in a thematic American history project.
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  The Power of the Triangle - and Candied Dots!

  9/23/2020
  It’s called “Raisin the Roof,” but longtime project coordinator Jim Craddock says that he’s found that Dots, the colorful gummy-tasting candy, work better than a dried grape for this particular math assignment.
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