Cornell's 8th grade students recently visited the Inventionland, located in RIDC park. During the tour, students witnessed several unique work areas like a pirate ship, giant robot, tree house, and many more . Inventionland creates these areas in the hopes of inspiring the many inventors that work there. Students were also allowed to explore the state-of-the-art studios and watch a video on how an idea becomes a product. After completing a pencil-holder maker project, students ate lunch in the castle.
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Alex Shemerdiak, was selected as the P.M Parkway West CTC student of the month. Alex is a first-year Parkway student enrolled in the Health Assistant Program.
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Panera Night on Wednesday, November 14th, 4-8 p.m., at Settlers Ridge! Come out and grab some dinner, then head to Barnes and Noble for the library fundraiser. 8th grade will receive 20% of the total sales of dinner to put toward their D.C. trip.
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Cornell's 8th grade is hosting a fundraiser on Tuesday, October 23rd at Chipotle in Robinson from 4-8 PM. Tell the cashier you are there to support Cornell's 8th grade trip to DC and a portion of your dinner costs will go to benefit the students trip! See you then and thank you for the support!
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Recently, the Key Club traveled to Washington DC to volunteer for Wreaths Across America. Students participated in wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Students fundraised throughout the year in order to participate in this event. A special thank you to Mrs. Miriam Klein and Mrs. Megan Fuga for sponsoring the trip.
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For the second year in a row, Cornell had a great showing at the Three Rivers Educational Technology Conference (TRETC). Mrs. Rachel McVeagh had a packed session, for the third year in a row, “Classroom Innovation: New and Better.” Mrs. Amy Palo and Mrs. Miriam Klein teamed up to share resources from all of the projects they work on, “Digital Humanities.” Mrs. Susan Dunning and Mrs. Miriam Klein brought their Games for Change Champion girls to share their work in a poster session. Finally, Mr. Tavis Bogue’s Advanced Science students shared their chain reaction contraption as part of the student showcase. Mr. Bogue’s students were also interviewed by SLB Radio’s Youth Express.
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