Middle school students recently wrapped up their persuasive research essays related to the Crusades. Today, they each informally “presented” their research question and findings to
On Thursday, Kevin Rapp, Springfield lawyer and former Summit parent, came to speak to sixth and seventh grade students about law school and practicing as
Eighth grade students had a successful and fun trip to St. Louis last week. Their hard work in fundraising and planning led to a fun
Middle school students are wrapping up their collaborative research project with presentations today. They’ve worked well as teams, especially in their communication and cohesion as
Middle school students are beginning a new collaborative research project this week. Students in eighth grade are examining, comparing, and contrasting the Tang and Song
Students in middle school world history have completed a unit on chiefdoms and early kingdoms in Africa and the Americas, drawing important connections and making
World History Middle school students have been studying early chiefdoms and kingdoms in Africa and the Americas over the past few weeks. As we examine
Students in middle school classes have been practicing the fine art of debate while learning about historical topics this week. Starting out in large teams,
Students in sixth and seventh grade took an assessment covering Ancient Greeks of significance last week. This week, they’re examining the foundations of the Roman
Eighth grade visited History Museum on the Square today for history class. Thanks to our chaperones who came along with us! We enjoyed seeing the
