Students in Mrs. Erfurdt and Mrs. Muniz’s Aquatic Science classes designed, constructed, and tested their own paper airplanes to apply the scientific method. Students developed a hypothesis, identified variables, built their planes and conducted multiple trials. This hands-on activity allowed students to see how scientists use experimentation, data, and revision to solve problems! Mr. Kohleffel even joined in on the fun. ✈️
ASL today... voting, using sign language, whether a sentence is Compound, Complex, or Simple.
To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all students and fans at our home sporting events, we are implementing the following policies:
Thanks for your cooperation and Go Blue Jays!
Thanks for your cooperation and Go Blue Jays!
Lady Jays take 2nd in the silver bracket at the Dickinson tournament! Congrats to Addley Valchar on making the all tournament team.
Feeling so blessed today! 💙✨ We were honored to have Mr. and Mrs. Jeske bless our Sapphire hats as we begin another football season. 🤠💎
Such a special tradition and a beautiful reminder that these hats represent so much more than a uniform—they represent tradition, sisterhood, pride, and all the memories ahead. 💙
Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Jeske, for making this moment so meaningful for our Sapphires and being part of our family! 💎🤍
Compare/Contrast different type of flour- Culinary
Ms. Valentine's English III classes presented their literary terms posters today.
Honors Biology students in Mrs. Erfurdt’s class explored the science of surface tension through a hands-on penny drop lab. Students compared plain water with soapy water by carefully counting how many droplets each could fit on a penny. As they observed the differences, students investigated how soap affects the cohesive forces between water molecules and ultimately changes water’s surface tension. 💧
Our first blood drive of the year is next Monday! See the flyer for more information.
Today Mrs. Kmiec's economics students put their decision making and budgeting skills to work using Cheerios to represent money. Students made choices, balanced needs and wants, and worked within a limited budget. This was a fun activity to reinforce this week's lessons that economics is about choices, trade-offs, and making the most of limited resources.
ESL tutoring this morning!
Ready, set, teach!
Blue Jay tennis sweeps Willowridge 19-0!
Volleyball defeats Lamar and falls to Kempner and Shadow Creek in day one of the Dickinson tournament.
Mrs. Collins’s AP Environmental Science students investigated ecological footprints around the world! Students compared countries using real-world data to explore how resource use, consumption, and development impact our planet.
Gummy bear lab: Students learning anatomical position, anatomical planes, and directional terms.
Good luck to the Lady Jays volleyball team they head to the Dickinson tournament!
College day!!! Mrs. Archer's freshman and sophomores representing Tarleton Stare University! 🎓 💜. These students are already getting a head start on their college journey to be future educators through dual credit Principles of Education 1301! 🐎 Bleed Purple and Go Texans💜
Mrs. Williams’ World History classes learned all about cave paintings! Students applied the 3 main theories of why cave paintings exist by creating their very own art.
Bread time in culinary!
