CPS Communications , about 10 hours ago

As we watch Miss Hall and the STEM club build their robots, those of us old enough hear George Jetson saying, "Hooba-dooba-dooba!" to express our wonder and astonishment. The students decide the style of robot they want to build. Then the students program the robots to walk, drive around, bend over, and pick up items. Stay tuned; videos will be posted after they are complete.

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CPS Communications , 1 day ago

In Mrs. Miller's art class at WRJH, students worked on craft projects they could use as presents. One of her students created a multi-purpose scarf knitted on a loom. It can be a scarf, dress, top, blanket, or sleeping bag. What a great gift!

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CPS Communications , 2 days ago

In today's world, navigating different cultural contexts has become an essential life skill. Mrs. Lewis' class at Catalayah learned about the Chinese New Year, which started Saturday. The students discovered 2020 is the Year of the Rat, the first animal in the Chinese zodiac calendar. Students read books and made red paper lanterns. Lanterns are a part of the traditional celebration, and the color red represents luck.

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CPS Communications , 2 days ago

Seniors may act like they're too cool to make giant compound sentences with appropriate conjunctions and punctuation, but they secretly enjoy it.

Mrs. Jill Andrews' class broke into small groups and had a competition to see who could make the longest compound-complex sentence with correct punctuation, of course. First place was 22 clauses. Second place was 21 clauses.

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