
Who knew exit tickets could be so creative?
Student Autumn Bruce captures lessons from her history class with Dr. Lisa Gentile in a poem about the Byzantine Empire under the rule of Justinian and the legal innovations of the Justinian code.
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Spanish Culture Club: Empanadas!
The first meeting of the 2022-23 Spanish Culture Club revolved around the food culture of Argentina, including the tradition of drinking and sharing yerba mate and the history of empanadas.
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2022 Summer Club T-Shirt Design Contest Winner
This year’s WTMA Summer Club T-shirt image was designed by Madeline Pierce, a member of 2022 Summer German Reading Club and also a student in Introduction to Piano.
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Tatiana Walker’s Fresco Project
Student Tatiana Walker created her very own fresco for her History of the Renaissance and Early Modern World class this spring semester.
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Free Music Tutors Website by Tristan Deters
Free Music Tutors is a platform for free music education — where anyone, anywhere can receive live one-on-one music lessons, build their skills, and pay it forward by becoming a music tutor themselves.
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Snowflakes from Mrs. Courtney Ostaff’s Saxon Algebra I Class
Saxon Algebra I students moved from 2-dimensional analysis to 3-dimensional analysis in a hands-on activity: creating beautiful snowflakes!
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House on Mango Street One-Page Assignment
Students in Dr. Roudabush’s Reading for the Logic Stage III class were tasked with visually representing their reactions to The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros.
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City Diagram for Algebra II
Jett used what he learned about the relationships between angles to design a city in Mrs. Kennedy’s Algebra II class.
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Olivia Morrison Performing “Clocks”
Check out this incredible version of Coldplay’s “Clocks” performed by 2020-2021 Intermediate Music Theory student Olivia Morrison.
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Summer Club T-Shirt Design by Vivian Wiemelt
We opened our first design contest to students this summer. The official rules stated that the design must be guided by three terms: learning, engagement, and summer, and had to be submitted in black and white only.
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