9th-grade Science students brought DNA replication to life by creating a series of comic book-style drawings that showcased the process step-by-step.
20th-century History students are currently delving into the post-World War I era, exploring how fields like science, literature, society, and art underwent significant transformations. Art styles and movements, including expressionism, modernism, cubism, and surrealism, emerged during this period.
Students participated in a "gallery walk" throughout the school to gain a deeper understanding. Their mission: to locate and observe painting studies created between 1900 and 1939. For each artwork, students recorded the artist, art style, and year of creation and assigned a personal rating for fun.
Upon returning to the classroom, students engaged in a lively discussion with a partner, sharing their observations and insights gleaned from the gallery walk.
In their History class, 8th graders embarked on a unique project: recreating the original Constitution. To add authenticity to their papers, students steeped them in tea to stain them and then carefully singed the edges using wood-burning tools.
Students in the Culinary class showed off their skills by baking a variety of delicious pies for their final project.
In Mr. Siket's 3D Design class, students are actively engaged in individual projects that require a multidisciplinary approach, combining design, engineering, coding, and physics principles.
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Sra. Mapstone's class is learning about Puerto Rican culture by creating Vejigante masks. They used paper mâché to make the base and will decorate them in the traditional 'careta' style.
Help support the Boys' Soccer team!
Bring in your used sneakers to recycle.
There are bags located in the high school and elementary main offices. Donations will be accepted until the end of January.
The NMC Prek classroom has transformed into a bustling construction zone! We're having a blast exploring the world of construction and learning about different trucks, workers, and tools. The children even donned their architect hats and designed and built their very own houses. A visiting parent collaborated with the children to design a house using computer software, creating a blueprint for our class.
Digital Photography students demonstrated their creativity by producing multi-media or sculptural portraits for their "Photographing People" unit. This project challenged students to think outside the box, moving beyond simple photographs and using diverse media to express their unique interpretations of their subjects.
Congratulations to our co-op hockey players and their Taconic teammates on their victory against Chicopee tonight.
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Students from Interact delivered cupcakes to Mr. Bleau's homeroom as a reward for being the group that collected the most donations for the Sheffield Food Pantry.
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Robotics students are preparing for their competition at the beginning of February.
Some fun on the ice before break!
Before break, UME students participated in a whole school sing-along!
The Mount Everett Rotary Interact club organized a Holiday food drive for the Sheffield People’s Pantry. The Mount Everett community was very generous! Thank you so much for all these needed donations!
Having delved into the lives of others through individual readings of autobiographies, the AP English students hosted a tea party, each student assuming the persona of their chosen subject.
Mount Everett rang in the winter break with a spirited pep rally!
