Thanks to a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust (funded by sales of Maryland's Treasure of the Chesapeake license plate) we leave our urban campus to get outside and learn through hands-on experiences. Most of our student driven best management practices are done off-site.
Annual Kinetic Sculpture Race: Annual May Event
Every year, students in Ms. Parkhurst's high school art class learn about human-powered transportation. One year, our sculpture had the theme of global warming and featured a polar bear.
Teachers: Laura Parkhurst, Zac Lawhon, Anant Saran, Jackie Lesh, John Morgal, Karen Yeoman, Annette Fallon, John Mulherin, Erica Skoczylas
Every year, students in Ms. Parkhurst's high school art class learn about human-powered transportation. One year, our sculpture had the theme of global warming and featured a polar bear.
Teachers: Laura Parkhurst, Zac Lawhon, Anant Saran, Jackie Lesh, John Morgal, Karen Yeoman, Annette Fallon, John Mulherin, Erica Skoczylas
Usage of Charm City Circulator.
Summer Baltimore Amazing Race Students, 48, 8-12th grade students and 7 teachers. September 27th, trip to the Walters Art Museum and The Baltimore Book Festival. 41 students and 11 staff. Seniors studying British Literature; 11th grade American Lit; and 9th and 10th grade students studying Greek Mythology. Students gained insight into the relevance of their classwork to the wider community and neighborhood resources. |
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Ride Your Bike to School!
5 Staff and 1 High School student. 2013 BMP's |
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Photo Walks Integrated into Various Academic Subjects
Teacher: Zac Lawhon |
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Our Families Carpool
Carpooling - 9 families (Caplan, Eberhart, VanHasselt), (Peyok and Jett-Parmer), (Seidan and Messing), (Burrow and Clark) |
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