Hello Scientists and Parents, UPDATE as of Monday 10/21/2019: Our reservation for tomorrow’s trip to the Spanel Planetarium has been changed to 3:30pm – 4:30 pm. I hope this does not cause any problems, but we decided to push back
Mr. Crosetti & Chemistry Return!
We are excited and blessed to announce that Mr. Crosetti will be returning for another year of teaching Chemistry! Chemistry is currently on the schedule during SECOND PERIOD (10:00-11:15 am), and we have the possibility of adding a 1st period
ZLO Bridge Building (Crushing) Competition!
– Originally posted May 12, 2019 Click here to print PDF During our End of Year Celebration on June 6, ZLO’s Middle School Science teacher, Mrs. Hadfield, will be heading up a Bridge Building (Crushing) Competition. We would love for
Check out the Power Lab created by MS Science!
Students in Mrs. Hadfield’s Middle School Science class created their own unique Power Lab to practice their simple machine knowledge. Check it out: Science Classes at ZLO Meet Mrs. Hadfield
Classroom Connection: Chemistry I
Currently in chemistry we are faying in some methods of chemical analysis including Spectroscopy Emission Analysis, Infrared Spectroscopy, and combustion product collection. We are incorporating our knowledge of spectral lines, bonding rules, and stoichiometry. Science Classes at ZLO Meet Mr.
Engineering Discovery Days at UW – April 26
Originally published January 24, 2019 Discovery Days 2019 Friday, April 26 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. University of Washington College of Engineering Seattle, WA At Engineering Discovery Days, students and faculty from all UW engineering departments share their work with
7th Annual Whatcom County Science and Engineering Fair (WCSEF)
CLICK HERE to find out more about this fantastic event and how you can participate or simply attend and view the projects! Registration Information HERE St. Paul’s Academy is proud to announce that the 7th Annual Whatcom County Science and Engineering
Chemistry Connection
Currently in Chemistry we are spending two days on the special properties indigenous to that special molecule – water. Most stem from the particular hydrogen bonding leading to the properties which God uses to promote and sustain life. Specifically, we
Have you been upstairs lately?
If you haven’t visited the upstairs classroom area lately, you should! At the top, you’ll be greeted by our bulletin board where we like to show off your student’s work, or promote a theme that different classes are studying. During
Classroom Connection: Chemistry I
Currently in our chemistry class at ZLO, we are studying the structure of the atom. I go through this unit in an historical setting. We start with the simple idea of a solid atom and follow the experiments and reasoning