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Luen Lee, a 7th grader at Acadia Middle School, won 1st place in the Junior Individual Exhibit category at Capital Region History Day.
She will be going to the State competition on April 24th at SUNY Oneonta.
Each 8th grade technology student sanded wood blanks and LASER engraved a personal ruler to use throughout the year.
Pictured here are some of Mr. Travis and Mr. Mink’s students designing, engraving, and using their rulers.
Acadia Middle School Celebrated Pi Day in spectacular fashion! 3 students memorized over 100 digits and pie teacher, AP, principal, and superintendent!
Math teacher Rob Frisbie challenged his students to memorize as many digits of Pi as possible in order to reach the following rewards: If a student memorized 100 digits they got to pie Mr. Frisbie in the face, if they memorized 200 digits they got to pie Assistant Principal, Bill Luke, if they memorized 300 […]
Middle School, CaptiBytes, wins 1st place in innovation and 2nd place in Robot Performance!
In February, one of our middle school teams, the CaptiBytes, was recognized for the following at the Hudson Valley Championship FLL Tournament: 1st place in Innovation, 2nd place in Robot Performance, and was selected to advance to another competition in May of this year. This team represents students from all three of our middle schools.
Shen Middle School students from the Mathcounts Club attend a competition at the GE Research Center in Niskayuna. Yuan Wan finished 6th overall and will represent Shen at the state competition in March! More info….
In December, about 70 Mathcounts Club members participated in a school competition to determine who would attend the Regional Mathcounts competition. The top 8 qualifiers from each middle school were invited to attend at the GE Research Center in Niskayuna on Saturday, February 4th. It was the first time the event had been held in […]
