Megan's advisory had a paw-some time at The Cafe Meow!
Welcome back! School resumes today, Monday, January 6! We can't wait to see what you achieve in 2020!
Have a great break everyone! School resumes on Monday, January 6.
Juniors and Seniors mark your calendars! The gap year fair is January 20th, 2020 at Southwest High School in Minneapolis. For students who aren't sure what they want to do after high school, a gap year can be a great option! Look here for more info! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/usa-gap-year-fair-2020-minneapolis-mn-registration-79659179751
Congratulations to all 30(!?!) of our students who completed the Climate Changed Seminar today!
No school 12/23-1/3, but project work can be done anytime!
Today is Online Presentation Day! Join us at 1:30 PM in Merrissa's Office. https://www.temporary-url.com/2B7 (Click on continue and then enter your full name to join us in Blackboard Collaborate)
Fantastic work was presented by students today! A total of 31 exhibits and 6 presentations were shared. We all learned so much thanks to the students' hard work!
Jane has been a student intern at Dr. Conlea's Converging Approaches to Neurodevelopment research lab, at the University of Minnesota, after participating in a tourette research study and symposium. "The Wonder Years" was a University of Minnesota Foundation event that focused on innovative neurobehavioral initiatives at the University. Jane did the voice over and was a participant in a short video about the event.
Watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/368539792
Staff spotlight! Meet our new school counselor Melissa. Melissa chose to work at EOC because she loves how individualized the learning is. She enjoys getting to know each student's story and being able to walk along side them as they dream, grow, and explore new pieces of who they are and who they want to become. Chat Melissa up about travel, spending time outside, and volunteering!
On Thursday, the advisories of Chris, Cathy and Gigi went to Puzzleworks Escape and Vertical Endeavors. Two different escape rooms were successfully escaped, many walls were climbed, and students had fun socializing.
Sixteen and Seventeen year old female students with a love for adventure should consider Inspiring Girls Expeditions. Inspiring Girls Expeditions combines science, art, inquiry, and wilderness travel. Applications for 2020 season open mid-December!
Creator Spotlight! Check out Marcus's Band-aid package redesign. Marcus took a class on graphic design last year and started using his skills when he got Adobe Illustrator through EOC. This is his first attempt at package redesign- inspired by a video he watched. He chose to do a retro upgrade of the plain old boring Band-aid box using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
We are so thankful for our wonderful community of students and families. What are you thankful for today?
YES! We do have school today! When it snows and blows, keep warm by checking in at advisory and other meetings at EOC! Share your winter pictures with us.
On Tuesday, Patty's advisory gathered for bowling at Incline Station and a movie!
Megan and Larry's advisories got together Friday for a field trip to Skateville. Highlights included watching Larry's smooth moves to Kesha's "Timber" and hearing their group anthem "Dancing Queen" by Abba.
No school next Thursday and Friday (November 28-29) for holiday break!
Several Advisories visited the Science Museum Tuesday to see the IMAX "Superpower Dogs," the Body World Exhibit and to explore together. Highlights included: lunch together, practicing to be newscasters, tugboat navigation, and a relaxation simulator.
Elliot has been building props and costumes for 6 years, but this year he has started using high density style foam (EVA) for his builds. Check out his Renaissance costume and Elliot at one of the Maker Conferences.##eoccreates #creatorspotlight
