Recently, students have been diving into the world of cell division, exploring both mitosis and meiosis. After a period of focused study, they have successfully wrapped up this unit and gained a deeper understanding of these essential biological processes. As we approach the end of the semester, we will build on this foundation by applying what we’ve learned to a new unit on genetics, where students will further explore how cell division influences heredity and traits.
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Students in World History II began the semester with a project centered around government exploration. As we enter our study of state building in Europe,
We celebrated Film Fest today by honoring student films with awards. The results were decided through student participant votes following the film viewing in December.
