Middle school students took time on Monday to honor United States veterans and have been learning about American wars throughout the week. As part of

Students in sixth grade are spending this week and our class days next week discussing civics and citizenship. We’re looking at the history of the

We started our week with a celebration of this year’s SMBA Law Day Essay Contest winners. Congratulations to these three students for writing excellent essays

Sixth grade students got off campus this morning and enjoyed the Library Center and Smallin Cave. Upon arrival at the library, we noticed a long

Sixth grade students showed a lot of tenacity and skill on their first history assessment. Their next task was to consider the Code of Hammurabi

(taken during Advisory a few weeks ago – we’re loving the 20th anniversary spirit wear!) Students in sixth grade are preparing for their first assessment,

Sixth grade students have engaged in great discussions about agricultural surplus and moving to a city environment from the previous hunter/gatherer society. We’ve learned lots

Students in sixth grade, as referenced in yesterday’s post, have been studying the ancient river civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Mohenjo-Daro in the Indus River Valley, and

  Students in sixth grade got to practice their skills as Sumerian scribes today. We prepped some shortbread cookie dough to use as a tablet,

Students in sixth grade wrapped up their creation/origin stories this week. They each had delightfully creative approaches to the origins of a number of things.