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Congratulations to high school English teacher, Ms. Morgan Harouse, and high school social studies teacher, Mrs. Amy Palo. The two teachers successfully completed an intense 3-hour exam to earn her Google Certified Educator Level 1 certificate. Ms. Harouse and Mrs. Palo join the ranks of several other teachers throughout the district.

Sydney and Maya chose their senior project by taking their personal stories and using them to help other students throughout the school. They chose to work with The Caring Place and hold an assembly on October 15th, 2018. The Caring Place is a center for kids, teens, and families that have peer to peer help with their grief. They explained how The Caring Place help their lives and how they are doing now. They have intertwined Children’s Grief Awareness Day which is on November 15th, 2018. We ask to wear blue on this day for Hope. They sold shirts to donate all profit to The Caring Place. We are beyond lucky to work with The Caring Place. We would love for you to participate in Children’s Grief Awareness Day. If you would like, take a picture wearing blue and hashtag CGAD or hashtag HOPE!

Congratulations to our 4th & 5th Grade First Lego League Team and Coach Meinert on winning the Robotic Excellence Award at the Tenacious Tiger Tech Tournament in Sharon, PA. First LEGO League challenges kids to think like scientists and engineers by building LEGO-based robots to solve real-world problems.

Congratulations to Victoria Cohen, Morgan Engel, Lorayne Bando and their coaches, Mrs. Susan Dunning and Mrs. Miriam Klein. The girls were selected as finalists for Carnegie Mellon University's Alice Challenge and are eligible to win the Middle School Animation category. The Alice Challenge invites middle school and high school students in the Pittsburgh region to create 3D animations, engaging games, or immersive experiences using the Alice programming environment. Winners will be announced on Tuesday, June 5th. #WeAreCornell