6th Grade Science Does Hands-On Experiments!
During Ms. Stumme’s science class this week, MS 8 sixth graders did hands-on work with triple beam balance scales and graduated cylinders!
During Ms. Stumme’s science class this week, MS 8 sixth graders did hands-on work with triple beam balance scales and graduated cylinders!
Do you think art can change the world? This week at MS 8, our grade took a break from our usual academic classes and focused… Read More »6th Graders Wonder if Art Can Change the World
Longtime English Language Arts (ELA) Teacher Tiffany Delhagen is spending this school year at MS 8 mentoring the ELA team and helping develop a cohesive curricular trajectory across students’ experiences at MS 8 in both ELA and Exploration.
What do middle schoolers think about truth? Read a poem Kennedy Gamble wrote as part of the CCM-FYI after school program at MS 8!
Did you miss the MS8 Rock Band’s stellar performance last June at the Paddlewheeler? You can now watch the videos and read what keyboard player and vocalist Zeynep has got to share about her after school experience!
The MS 8 physical education teacher, Mateusz Gotowicki, has led the growth of after-school sports programming at MS 8 through the citywide CHAMPS league for middle school students (the name was derived from the attributes the program seeks to support in its participants: Cooperative, Healthy, Active, Motivated and Positive Students).
This week our community said its formal farewell to its second class of 8th graders at a promotion ceremony in the lower school auditorium.
8th grader Alina Bennett reports on the Urban Advantage Expo at the American Museum of Natural History.
Eighth graders visited the Arbor School, a dual language elementary school in Williamsburg last Tuesday. They read picture books in Spanish to first and second graders, including original cuento de hadas — fairy tales that our students have written and illustrated.
Young scientists from our lower and middle schools filled the middle school cafeteria in the Westinghouse Building on Wednesday evening, proudly displaying and explaining their science projects.