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Tesago Musical Theatre performs James and the Giant Peach, Jr… January 18 and 19 at Tesago Elementary. More info…
Mr. Symonds 7th-grade technology students experience the flow of electrons with alternating current electricity. By holding hands they created a series circuit together. More photos…
High school physics teacher Paul Kondak uses BAZINGA to review for the midterm. More photos…
Tesago students in Cassandra Spratt’s class work on reading comprehension, using the book “The Chocolate Touch”. The “stop” and “jot” technique is effective in helping the students make connections to what they read. More photos…
Acadia students in Mr. Messinger’s math class working on the new Promethean Activdisplay Panels graphing, reflecting and finding the distance between points on a coordinate plane.
Arongen students in Mrs. Francois’ second grade classroom play an African game called Achi. More photos…
Students in Matt Lombardi’s Code.org Computer Science Discoveries class animate sprites and code using HTML and other languages. More photos…
The Museum of Innovation and Science (miSci) in Schenectady hosted a LEGO Day where Lego Master Builder Ian Coffey met with Shen’s tribuilding middle school FLL team “Space Sorcerers.” The Space Sorcerers were invited to this event to showcase their robot missions.
Campus Crawl: January 18th. Starts at 4:30 at the Aquatics Center. More info…
How to talk about Race With Children, Tuesday, January 29, 6 p.m., CPH Library. More info…
Students from Gowana and Koda…winners of the VFW patriots Pen contest.
Mrs. West’s third grade class and Mrs. Lagoy’s kindergarten class at Arongen meet for book buddies and learning about what it means to be a good friend.
Koda spelling bee winner Julia Sealing (grade 8) with Erin Smith (teacher/bee coordinator). The winner of each school bee will compete in the 2019 Capital Region Spelling Bee at Proctors on February 11.
Gowana spelling bee winner Emily Lopez (grade 8) with Kathryn Grimmick (teacher/bee coordinator), Maya Bossom (runner up), Lindsey Malek (runner up). The winner of each school bee will compete in the 2019 Capital Region Spelling Bee at Proctors on February 11.
Middle school spelling bee winner Jaeho Lee (grade 7) from Acadia. The winner of each school bee will compete in the 2019 Capital Region Spelling Bee at Proctors on February 11.
Gowana students earn a Gowana Gold Star for their Random Acts of Kindness
Karigon 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders came together to demonstrate compassion by providing needed items for eight local children.
Matt Howard & Bill Luke in their Holiday sweaters for wacky sweater day at Acadia.
Karigon’s Mrs. Reinisch reads The Colors of Us during Morning Program.
Karigon’s 5th graders spent music class in the computer lab writing a code for rhythm sounds using a program called Scratch. #hourofcode
Middle school technology students enjoy making snowflakes on a 3d printer. More photos…
Students in 8th grade honors math classes at Gowana learned about real world linear functions by finding the cost per topping for Domino’s pizza. More info and photos…
The Karigon 4th and 5th grade chorus brought music and holiday cheer to the residents of Coburg Village. More photos…
Morning and afternoon KSD classes at Skano worked on their counting and following direction skills to make reindeer food.
Arongen students deliver toiletries to CAPTAIN as part of the Giving and Growing Program. More photos…
Students from Karigon, Orenda, Skano and Tesago orchestras perform at Crossgate Mall. More photos…
- Tesago Musical Theatre performs James and the Giant Peach, Jr… January 18 and 19 at Tesago Elementary. More info…
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