Rafaela Botti wins John Lewis Youth Leadership Award

Congratulations to WTMA junior Rafaela Botti, who was recently honored with the John Lewis Youth Leadership Award! Rafaela accepted the award at the Vermont State House on January 12, 2006,
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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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Snowflake Fun in Math Club

During their final meetings of the Fall Semester, the Math Club (Rhetoric and Logic groups), created snowflakes on the sites below: The students enjoyed this winter activity and hope you
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Pre-Calculus 3D 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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