The student showcases at Well-Trained Mind Academy demonstrate the power of classical education in action. Our students’ work illustrates how they move from mastering basics to expressing their own ideas, gaining both knowledge and confidence along the way.
Elephant Toothpaste in Chemistry for the Logic Stage
Students in Dr. Amanda Furtado’s Chemistry for the Logic Stage class came up with their own science fair projects this semester. They could investigate whatever they wanted to as long
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Science
Science Fair 2023
Logic Stage Chemistry Students Share their Love of Science Dr. Amanda Furtado worked hard with her logic stage chemistry students to put together a science newsletter. Student abstracts for their science
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Science
Logic Stage Math Club Algebros Go for Gold!
The “Algebros,” WTMA’s logic stage math club run by Mrs. Quintero, achieved National Math Club Gold Level status this year. Gold is the club’s highest level of recognition. Groups must
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Math
WTMA’s First Ever Talent Show – A Hit All Around!
On Friday, April 21, 2023, the Well-Trained Mind Academy held its first annual talent show. Nineteen students showed off their talents to their classmates, instructors, and families. It was as
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Spanish in Action
Finn A. Used Minecraft and Creativity to Showcase his Spanish Language Learning Señora Mengle had to share this excellent short video by her Spanish II student, Finn A. For this
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World Language
Not Even the Sky’s the Limit for These Creative Astronomers!
Students in our high school Astronomy course were asked to create a midterm project that reflects what they learned during Fall semester. Here are the amazing results: Philip made sketchnotes
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Science
Cool Coding
Budding WTMA computer programmers made some very neat programs for their midterm projects. In Introduction to Computer Programming, students have been working with turtles: they learned how to use a
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Math
Well-Trained Mind Students Create Poems from Poetry
When students in Reading for the Logic Stage III were reading Poetry 180: A Turning Back to Poetry, they responded to the various poems they were reading through one creative
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Literature
When All Else Fails, Just Write a Program
In Mrs. Ostaff’s Algebra I class, students were given a challenge word problem to figure out. Here’s the problem: Sarah, Gwen, and Emma were playing a game with a box
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Math
French Comics? Mais Oui!
Dr. Lisa Gentile asked students in French II to create a comic strip to showcase their understanding of the simple past tense. Student Lila T. did an outstanding job! Below you’ll
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World Language