Back into the swing of things with the annual Moving Up Ceremony selfie! W. Kramme

From start to finish Skudin Surf provided our 8th graders with an unforgettable surfing experience.

It felt like yesterday we took our class picture & you asked why the signs said “2022.” I said it was your HS graduation year and it’ll be here before you know it. As your class President just said, “A lasting legacy has already began development” and nothing is truer than that.

Proud to have grown up in a city that recognizes the importance of engaging with younger generations through their own medium. #EvolveAndGrow

conducting my virtual parent teacher conferences from space since my students are out of this world!

Over 1,400 Valentine’s Day Candygrams were sorted and organized by students of the Math Team, Student Organization, and National Junior Honor Society. Deliveries will be made one week from today!

You can’t spell FUNCTION without F-U-N. Students in 8th grade sorted relations according to whether or not they were functions.

Congratulations to the top finishers in this year’s Math League Contest! mathleague.org

Congratulations to 6th Grader Leah for designing this year’s π day t-shirt. The contest, open to all students in 6th - 12th grade was organized by Mrs. Papetti

Congratulations to the winners of the π reciting competition today! The winning student from the 6th grade recited 172 digits!

25 Math Counts students each played a part in bringing this activity to life today. #PiDay

8th grade math students found the volumes of cones, cylinders, and spheres, then pieced together the clues to form this beauty. #Piday

Students in 8th grade math finding the volume of three dimensional figures and identifying appropriate units³.

Students in 8th grade math creating scatter plots for the nutritional value of various McDonald's items.

Students used algebra tiles to visually see what it means to complete the square.

Algebra students are engaged and working collaboratively in teams during Double Jeopardy! 12 class days until the Algebra I Regents.

These pictures were taken 4 years ago, but now these 8th graders are graduating high school! It’s been so nice to see so many of them over the last 4 years, and their visits are always welcome! Good luck with all of your endeavors beyond high school. #Classof2023

Students learn new things each year, why not teachers? This year, I studied Polish and had conversations with these students in their native language every day at lunch. Powodzenia w przyszłym roku. Miłego lata!

vertical non-permanent surfaces encourage collaboration in math!

Math Counts students worked in randomly assigned groups at the white boards to solve the Sum to Twenty One Puzzle. Sarah Carter Peter Liljedahl