This year, our Grade 2 students have been studying Earth care. They've visited Fox Island Park in Fort Wayne, Ind., explored a landfill, observed deciduous trees throughout the seasons, and learned the importance of conserving resources like water. As part of the curriculum, the students painted a rain barrel during art class. Keep reading to learn more!
You're invited to attend the Jonathan Hancock Lecture Series on Wednesday, April 15, at 7 p.m., in Summers Auditorium. Guest speaker Carter Cast will present "The Right – and Wrong – Stuff: How Brilliant Careers are Made and Unmade". During this special event, you'll receive an insider's look into why some people make it big while others, equally experienced, talented, and credentialed, fall by the wayside – all based on deep research into the topic of career derailment and Dr. Cast's own personal experiences.
The Canterbury Parent Association Presents: Staying Organized with Emily Fitzgerald! During this lunch and learn experience, Certified Professional Organizer and Founder of OLS Organizing, LLC, Emily Fitzgerald, will share tips and tricks for keeping yourself, and your environment, organized and clutter-free. No need to register; please come as you are.
Last weekend, Orchestra students explored the Windy City with Mrs. Tan and Mrs. Butler! They participated in a string clinic at VanderCook College of Music, visited The Art Institute of Chicago and attended "An Enemy of the People" by Henrik Ibsen at the Goodman Theatre. A day of art, traffic adventures and fellowship is certainly one to be treasured.
How did Captain Hook and Peter Pan come to be? Find out in the prequel as this magical story sails on the stage in Summers Auditorium with Peter and the Starcatcher. The play debuts at 7:00 p.m. March 2 and March 3. Directed by Ranae Butler. Play by Rick Elice. Composed by Wayne Barker. Adapted from Peter and the Starcatchers. Tickets available at the door, $10/Adult and $5/Student.
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The ABC21/Parkview Physicians Group Scholar Athlete of the Week is Canterbury senior swimmer Rishubh Jain. Jain is captain of the swim team, and also does long jump for Canterbury track and field. He has a 4.5 GPA, and is heavily involved in other activities, including the Model UN and School Newspaper.
This year, our Grade 2 students have been studying Earth care. They've visited Fox Island Park in Fort Wayne, Ind., explored a landfill, observed deciduous trees throughout the seasons, and learned the importance of conserving resources like water. As part of the curriculum, the students painted a rain barrel during art class. Keep reading to learn more!
Happy chatter mixes with the sounds of drills and hammers in Canterbury Middle School's new MakerSpace. Students work independently, tinkering with their own designs or grabbing a project kit. Bob Brothers, science teacher, is the MakerSpace expert in residence, ready to answer questions. The MakerSpace provides another opportunity for students to develop STEAM skills - Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math.
