Woods’ Emergency Procedures classes had some fun learning about PPE today and the correct donning and doffing procedures. They had some relay races to learn the order and posed for some fun pics afterwards as a classroom building mg activity!! #EveryEagleEveryDay
We are already planning for Trunk or Treat! We can't wait to see all of our future Eagles. More information coming soon, save the date now! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Freshman English classes did genre book tasting this week in the library. New this year students can log their reading minutes using Beanstack. There will be reading challenges and students can earn badges and other incentives throughout the year. #EveryEagleEveryDay
🎉 SSA is celebrating August birthdays tomorrow! 🥳 We can’t wait to make the day special for our Eagles! 🎂 #EveryEagleEveryDay
Good weather and good vibes make for some happy Eagles! 🦅☀️ #EveryEagleEveryDay
World Civ classes did a gallery walk analyzing propaganda in fiction and entertainment in order to understand strategies of propaganda and how it can be used before then applying what they learned to their study of the Mongols in history. #EveryEagleEveryDay
📸 Miss White’s yearbook students hit the halls today for a photography scavenger hunt! They worked on capturing creative shots to sharpen their skills and prepare for an amazing yearbook.
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📸 Picture Day Reminder! 📸
Tomorrow is the day! Make sure to bring your best smiles and be ready for picture day. We can’t wait to see everyone looking their best! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Ms. Lynn’s 3rd Period took learning on the move with a Vocab Gallery Walk! 📝 Students explored peer-created posters while completing note catchers, identifying definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, examples, and memory tips for each word. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Mrs. Lawson’s Leadership Class was hard at work today brainstorming spirit day ideas! 🦅 The voting form to choose your favorites will be available soon—stay tuned! #EveryEagleEveryDay
Mrs. Christmas is in her engagement era! Her students were out in the halls today, collaborating and solving problems together. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Today, we focused on the “O” for Ownership in SOAR! Taking time to review expectations helps ensure that all students and staff are on the same page about what’s expected every day. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Mrs. Hunt's AP Lit students are learning how to write a defensible thesis using sentence strips. Students Model Mrs. Hunt’s feedback strategy with sticky notes to help their peers improve and revise their statements. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Mrs. Seawright led a creative activity today, helping students chunk a text to better understand their reading. She built in plenty of brain breaks to keep students engaged and focused throughout the lesson. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Today during TEAM time, we focused on the “S” in SOAR — Safety! 🦅 Students worked together to discuss and share how we demonstrate safety in our school and classrooms. #EveryEagleEveryDay
In Mr. Morrison’s class, students rolled up their sleeves to give old technology a new purpose. By wiping hard drives, installing Linux, and building SmartPass kiosks for classrooms, they practiced being Innovative Problem Solvers—anticipating challenges, testing solutions, and creating something that has an immediate impact on their school community. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Ms. Tilford challenged her seniors with a puzzle that had no picture to guide them. Teams had to rely on communication, listening, and creative thinking to succeed. It was a powerful way to practice being Productive Collaborators—leveraging strengths, synthesizing perspectives, and learning how feedback helps a group reach its goal. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Senior meeting today for the Class of 2026! 🎓 We saved the best for last and can’t wait to see how you write the final chapter of your story this year! 💚 #EveryEagleEveryDay
Here is a recap of the senior announcements: $50 senior fee payable through schoolcashonline.com or by cash or check to the front office or rm 210
Your senior fee covers:
• senior t-shirt
• Graduation and Baccalaureate Programs
• Senior events (at least 1 per quarter)
• Senior Breakfast at grad practice
• Field Day Lunch and Awards
• Academic and Career ready cords
Cap and gown meeting will occur in September and orders will be due in December.
Keep an eye on your google classroom at least weekly and make sure you haven't missed any posts.
Additionally, keep an eye on your attendance and grades throughout the year to be eligible to walk in graduation.
Graduation Requirements (Per BCPS policy):
1. Have no more than ten (10) cumulative unexcused absences during their final year.
2. Be free of all disciplinary action (must complete all detentions, Friday/Saturday School, and complete any suspension).
3. Fulfill all restitution on any outstanding financial obligations (fees, fines, loans, cafeteria charges, etc.)
4. Be in attendance and conduct themselves in a responsible and orderly manner during all graduation ceremony practices.
5. Commit no egregious offenses that, in the Principal’s judgment, disqualify a student from participation in commencement ceremonies.
Students in Ms. Knight’s class are using Think-Pair-Share to dive into meaningful academic discourse about the Song Dynasty! It’s amazing to see them collaborating, sharing ideas, and deepening their understanding through discussion. #EveryEagleEveryDay
Walked into band classroom today and was blown away— so much math happening while students read music! From counting beats to reading rhythms, these Eagles are showing off some serious brain power. #everyeagleeveryday
