K&N III Wrapped!

In Kinesiology & Nutrition III: Rest and Recovery with Mr. Mattias Caro, student Samantha Yos did an outstanding job of summarizing the major themes of the course in her final
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Future You is Calling!

Students in Mattias Caro’s Adulting: Finance & Goal Planning; Resumes and Real Life course complete a final where they talk to their future selves and ask for advice. Ellia Rodgers
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Pre-Calculus 3-D Graphing

Recently the Pre-Calculus (Problem-Solving Approach) students learned about polar coordinates and various 3D graphing systems, including rectangular (x, y, z) as well as cylindrical and spherical coordinates. Students explored use
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Gabriel Haney’s Colorful ✖️➗ Chart

Fundamentals of Mathematics (Problem-Solving Approach) focuses on problem-solving and engagement with challenging math to foster in-depth understanding and enjoyment so that students are ready to engage in Pre-Algebra. Instructor Dorothy
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Unit Circle as Stained Glass Window by Ellia Rodgers

Students in Dorothy Yoo’s Pre-Calculus class showed off their mathematical and creative skills when they were tasked with creating an artistic representation of The Unit Circle. Students had to choose
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Terrific Tessellations

At their meeting on Tuesday, November 18, students in Math Club for the Logic Stage created tessellations using tiledart.com A tessellation is a pattern of geometric shapes that fit together perfectly
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Mexico or Canada?

In the first quarter of the year, Algebra II – Traditional Approach students worked with mathematical modeling. They completed a major assignment where they created travel plans for getaways to
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Exemplary Map Work in World Geography

Ray S. did an amazing job on the Week 8 assignment for World Geography for the Logic Stage. That week, the class studied Western Europe, and they had to mark
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Responding to Elie Wiesel’s Night

Students in Dr. Roudabush’s Reading for the Logic Stage III were asked to reimagine Elie Wiesel’s haunting story of surviving the Holocaust as a young Jewish boy as told in
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