Eleven committed Summit middle school students competed at the 4th Annual History Bowl in Morrisville, Missouri on Thursday, January 19th. These awesome scholars spent the

Middle school students have jumped right back in this semester with quick topic explorations through research. Sixth Grade students chose a 19th century US President

Sixth Grade Today, students in sixth grade began presenting their research on leaders throughout history. After a discussion about leadership traits and their importance, students

Middle school students are studying the US government this week. Sixth grade students took a quiz on Tuesday that assessed their learning about the branches

Middle School students are wrapping up the Revolutionary War, and so they have a big question to answer: What government will these thirteen former colonies

Summit students have been busy over the last few days! We’ve had field trips, tea parties, early learners buddy time, study sessions for History Bowl,

Today in seventh grade, students practiced their skills as historians by reading and examining four sets of primary sources, including a print by famous silversmith

Middle school historians have been studying the economy of the British colonies in America. As part of this study, we’ve learned about mercantilism and protectionist

Middle school history classes are starting their week with a question about the American Revolution. A quick recap of what they already know helps to

Sixth grade students have been learning about European motivations for colonizing in the Americas. We have examined several New England and Middle colonies, and now