We will be opening registration at the end of this next week for 2021-2022 classes. We are still putting the finishing touches on our schedule and will send that out in our newsletter as soon as it becomes available. We
ZLO Algebra Classes Celebrate Pi-Day
There aren’t many days on the calendar that point the general public to the amazing world of math, but March 13 is one! At ZLO, Pi Day was celebrated in a variety of ways by the math teachers, but always
The Dollhouse
It’s not often we have a dollhouse in our study hall but we did this week when Mrs. Likkel brought in one of her most cherished possessions to share with her Beyond the Basics class. The house is mentioned in
Classroom Connection: Chinese, Spanish & Algebra
We’ve now finished two full weeks, plus a day, of in-person learning, and things are going smoothly! Here are just a few more glimpses of what is happening inside the classrooms: Chinese Language & Culture with Mrs. Naomi Wilkes It
[Virtual] Classroom Connection: Spanish 1 & 2
Spanish 1: Currently we are finishing up a unit on food words for breakfast, lunch, dinner and fruits and vegetables. The students are also learning some words for things you set on the table (cups, plates, etc.). To practice our
A tasty way to learn fractions with Mrs. Terry!
The Pre Algebra class started the year with color! What better way to review fractions than with skittles? Each student had a bag of skittles. They counted the individual colors and the total of skittles in the bag. Their next
Melted Crayon Art
Art students were asked to create a scene using crayons. The crayons were hot glued to the canvas and students used heat guns to melt them, then moved, spattered, and blended them to make the desired effect.
Spanish Class During Covid
Submitted by Mrs. Andres in May 2020 What does Spanish 1 look like during the Coronovirus? I am currently using zoom to meet with my students on our regular class days and at the same time, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Registration begins May 15, 2020!
May 2, 2020 When we were faced with the “Stay Home Stay Safe” order, we quickly adapted to video meetings and email assignments. Our teachers, students and their families have been incredibly encouraging and supportive of each others’ efforts! This
Middle School Science Rocks! (Guess what we’re studying?)
Mrs. Hadfield has been keeping all of her classes busy via Skype lessons and email and projects! Science has especially been having a fun time with stalactite experiments, identifying mystery rocks, learning about erratics, and sharing their reports on various