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6th Grade Tour GWC Museum Monday

Tornado Buddies & Preparing for Conferences

Preparing for our student-led conferences means taking time to practice. What better way to practice than to get together with our tornado buddies? Sixth graders went down to visit the first grade classrooms so that both grades could practice their presentations. The first graders showed off their leadership notebooks with pride. Sixth grade students no longer use physical notebooks, but have online portfolios that they create on . . .

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Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) Why These Classes Matter

FACS no longer looks like Home Ec of the past...

Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) classes in high school are far more than “home economics” of the past.  Today, they are dynamic, hands-on courses that prepare students for lifelong health, wellness, informed decision making, career paths, prioritizing and staying organized and mastering life skills for a better life and future.   This quarter the FACS students have hit the ground . . .

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News From the Art Room

In the Art Room second semester we have been busy busy making clay projects.  All of the Art Foundations students have made a mask and a choice project in clay and painted/glazed them.  And Ceramics I students have been rotating through projects while learning the potters wheel.  They have each made a tile project, a gnome house, a coil vase with something 3-D coming out of it and 1 or 2 bowls on the potters wheel over the . . .

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What is the Science of Reading?

What is the Science of Reading?   Have you heard or seen information about the Science of Reading?  Well, what exactly is the Science of Reading and what does it mean? The Science of Reading is  a comprehensive body of evidence from over 50 years of interdisciplinary research - including cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics - . . .

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