JAN29 | Upper School Preview 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM view detailshide details Please join us on Thursday, January 30th to learn more about our innovative Upper School program. A light dinner will be served at 6:00PM, the program begins at 6:30PM. You will have the opportunity to meet faculty and future classmates, sample classes and enjoy a light dinner in our dining room. Our student panel will speak about their experiences and answer any and all questions! Prospective and rising 5th and 6th graders and their parents are invited. RSVP HERE: www.myunquowa.org/online_fo... |
JAN30 | Casual Day Faculty Friday Hosted by 4th Grade 8:00 AM to 3:00 AM view detailshide details Parents help celebrate faculty and staff birthdays each month by bringing in treats to the staff lounge for them to enjoy! Please drop off items at 8am. |
FEB04 | Assembly 8:40 AM view detailshide details All school assembly will start promptly at 8:40am. Grades 5-8 please wear the blazer dress code. 8th Grade Speech: Maxim All are welcome! |
FEB05 | Family Math Night 6:00 PM to 7:40 PM view detailshide details Our 6-8th grade students invite all families in grades K-5 to explore the joy of mathematics through hands-on activities, logic challenges, and exciting team-based games. This event is designed to build confidence, spark curiosity, and show students that math can be creative and fun. (please include them on your RSVP). RSVP HERE: www.myunquowa.org/online_fo... Life Worth Living 8th Grade Workshop 9:15 AM to 12:15 PM view detailshide details 8th graders are embarking on a multi-part ethics series inspired by the Life Worth Living program. On 2/5, 3/26, and 4/30, Dr. Matthew Croasmun, co-author of Life Worth Living: A Guide to What Matters Most, and Director of the Life Worth Living (LWL) Program at the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, in collaboration with 8th grade advisors, Eric Snow and Ariel Warshaw, will join us for morning workshops that explore what it means to live a purposeful and meaningful life. |
The seventh grade has been studying the invertebrates that reside in a healthy or unhealthy stream. They have learned that what you find living in your neighborhood pond or stream indicates the health of that pond or stream. To reinforce the images of the good water and bad water creatures they might find, the students created masks of insects, crustaceans, and snails.
