🖌️🎨✨ Hall of Horrors: A Surreal Journey into Fear & Perspective! ✨🎨🖌️
Mrs. Mahoney's class' latest art project, Hall of Horrors, invites students to step into the surreal and confront their conscious and unconscious fears through the lens of one-point perspective. By analyzing iconic Surrealist artworks and creating original pieces, our young artists are blending dream imagery with unexpected juxtapositions to reflect their personal and societal fears.
This creative journey not only deepens their understanding of perspective in art, but also engages them in powerful social and emotional learning—tapping into themes of fear, anxiety, and the unknown. Watch as they transform their feelings into visual masterpieces, exploring how art can express what words sometimes can't. 💭🖼️
Stay tuned for their hauntingly beautiful creations!
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7th grade Robotics students built and programmed a Dancing Robot!
Ms. Hughes introduced two Dobie students who were chosen to represent our campus at the Board Meeting.
Come to view a deliciously humorous play while enjoying a three-course meal. All brought to you by the hard-working students of Dobie Drama's Theatre II class.
Help support Cougar theatre! Proceeds from this event will go to our spring musical.
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Our ALE team, united in orange against bullying. Three in five students with special needs and disabilities are bullied compared to 1 in 5 kids without disabilities.
Today during all four lunches, students faced off against staff in a minute-to-win-it challenge. Participants needed to move as many pieces of cereal as they could from a plate to a cup using chopsticks. Students were chosen at random from those who received a recognition card this month.
Shrinkydink project for Hispanic Display in Ms. Sander's Spanish class
Our campus fundraiser ends tonight! Thank you to everyone who donated <3
Battle of 3009 shirts are in! During CT all next week (October 15th-October 18th ) we will be passing out shirts during BOTH Cougar Times. There are NO additional shirts for sale so please do not send your student to purchase one if it was not ordered.
Congratulations to our Slim Chickens Student Athlete of the Month, Emmanuel Lockwood!
Thank you to everyone who has shared our campus fundraiser! Kids get a PJ bottom week next week as a reward.
Last night, our Cougar Band gave an amazing performance to a full house. Beth Bronk, Director of Fine Arts and Paige Meloni, Superintendent for SCUC were both in attendance. Thank you to Mr. Robertson and Mr. Barbee for their guidance and our band members for their hard work! It was music to our ears.
Student council meeting #2 was full of poster prep for our schools upcoming events! Stay tuned for election coverage on Student Councils upcoming FIRST election!
Join us for P Terry's spirit night, a week from today!
7th grade Robotics customized their Hopper robots for a Hopper Race!
Happy World Teacher's Day to our amazing teachers! We appreciate you <3
Our annual 8th grade class panoramic photo is coming October 28th!
This week ALE students are learning about a contest in Alaska called "Fat Bear Week" where people can vote for the fattest bear at Katmai National Park.
The bears eat up to 80 lbs. a day to get fat so they can hibernate for the winter. ALE compared two hot water bottle temperatures: one in hibernation (wrapped in fur, covered with leaves and placed in a box) and one bottle left exposed to the elements. They took the temperature at various times throughout the day and students discovered that the hibernating bottle stayed warm!
Happy Custodial Appreciation Day! Our custodial staff are rockstars, working hard everyday to keep our campus clean.
Our admin team provided lunch and our Student Council made a sweet banner showing love from our students as well.
Thank you for all you do!
Social Studies students reenacted the Boston Tea Party using toilet paper to symbolize the tea.
