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Science
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The great bubble gum experiment,
comparing the performance of competing brands. |
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Generating and testing electrical power.
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Eleven
of Schechter’s twelve award-winning Northeast Ohio Science & Engineering
Fair participants show off their ribbons and medals (eleven 2nd or 3rd
place, one honorable mention) . We continue to be the only Jewish Day School
to enter this premier science fair affiliated with the Intel International
Science and Engineering Fair. |
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(below) 5th grade retreat at
Cuyahoga Valley Environmental Education Center |
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Language Arts: |
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Reading and book buddies (grades
K-4)
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Great Lakes Theater Residency (Middle School): A week-long
interactive exploration of classic works of literature with actor/educators
from the Great Lakes Theater Festival. (Shown
[l to r]
are scenes from Diary of Anne Frank and The Crucible, and
rehearsing the sword fight from Romeo and Juliet) |
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Story time in our Iris S. and Bert L.
Wolstein Media Center. |
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Social
Studies
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8th grader Gilad Ashpis was a Top Ten finalist at the National
Geographic Society's state Geography Bee, making him one of the top Ten
geography students in Ohio and among the 500 best geography students in the
nation!
The Geography Bee is a nation-wide competition that began with a pool of 6
million students vying for the national title from thousands of schools
across the country. |
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Dedicating the rock-based plaque, adding flowers, and tying ribbons in our
Peace Garden in 2005. The garden was established in 2002 in
honor of everyday heroes and in memory of 9/11 victims. |
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Schechter and Buckeye Woodland (Cleveland) middle school students enjoy "Movin'
to the Groove," the beginning of a cultural exchange built around sharing
West African and Israeli folk dance traditions. The 5-month program is
a collaboration of Schechter, Cleveland City Schools, the Jewish Community
Federation, an anonymous donor, and Passport Project, a local nonprofit
organization that uses the arts to build community and encourage diversity.
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School-wide mock Presidential elections and
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Preschoolers emerge from voting booth during their special mock elections.
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They voted
for their favorite "party"...and the Pajama Party won! |
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Kindergartners celebrate Chinese New
Year.
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Middle schoolers engaged in a
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