Yesterday, here at the Summit, our Upper School students had the opportunity to take part in a lecture from a prominent NPR and Podcast host:

All classes worked hard last week helping repair the trails for Ravens Reach Out Day!             In World History I

Our 6th grade scientists recently put SpongeBob and his friends’ experiments to the test! Students evaluated how well the experiments followed the scientific method, looking at

In sixth grade we are finishing up origin stories and writing our own histories. Students are comparing origin stories of various cultures. Seventh and eighth

Last week in the Middle School Outdoor Elective, Nature Stewardship, students were visited by a guest speaker. Sa’dia Luallen-Blattert is a Grow Native certified professional

💧🔬 How Many Drops Can a Penny Hold? Our 6th-grade scientists put their detective skills to work this week with a penny drop experiment! Students

We have just finished our review and assessment of map components. Ask your students about their creative ideas for their maps. In 6th grade we

Introduction to Speech and Improv has started off with students demonstrating their wit and quickness with some storytelling. We have completed our first speeches. Students

We are continuing our review of maps. Students are now creating their own maps to demonstrate understanding of the map components. Ask your student about

Mr. Long: Algebra 1: We are currently in review mode for our first test which will be at the end of the week. We have