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News
List of 10 news stories.
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The Final Curtain! Fade to Black...
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An Update on 7th and 8th Grade Spanish
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Building Characters with Values: Project Updates from Performance Media Arts
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February Strategic Plan Update: Expanding our Anti-Bias Programming to External Audiences
Read MoreThis month, we update the community on the progress of the following initiative: Expand offering of anti-bias and anti-racism programming to external audiences so that community members and educators from other schools can learn about SGS, learn useful knowledge and skills to support young people, and do their own personal work and growth. -
Postcards from Alums: Meet Hannah!
In this edition of "Postcards from Alums," we're reconnecting with Hannah S., class of 2019, delving into their current endeavors and reflecting on the role SGS continues to play in their lives.Read More -
Postcards from Alums: Meet Nisa!
In this edition of "Postcards from Alums," we're reconnecting with Nisa O., class of 2004. In addition to being an alum, Nisa currently serves on the Board of Trustees. In this interview, we explore the role SGS has played in her life and discover what it means for her to return and serve.Read More -
Postcards from Alums: Meet Tatum!
In this edition of "Postcards from Alums," we're reconnecting with Tatum R., class of 2022.Read More -
Postcards from Alums: Meet Caroline!
In this edition of "Postcards from Alums," we're reconnecting with Caroline C., class of 2021, delving into their current endeavors and reflecting on the role SGS continues to play in their lives.Read More -
8th Grade Scientists Tackle Community Issues with Rube Goldberg Contraptions
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Financial Fridays: It's About More than the Money
Math and Science teacher, Brook Achterhof, delves into the philosophy and concept behind Finance Friday's at SGS.Read More
Features
List of 3 news stories.
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8th Grade Idea Incubator Culmination
What problems do you hope to solve? Our students started this term by dreaming big and discussing solutions to real world problems that span continents, impact them personally, or are in the community. In the Idea Incubator students reflected on problems that they could solve in the categories of Academic, Cultural, and Environmental before designing a solution that integrated a microbit (a small microprocessor). Throughout the term they've gone through multiple iterations of their designs and made various prototypes to improve their product.Read More -
A Chat with Dr. Cunningham, SGS School Psychologist
Read MoreFor over a decade, school psychologist Dr. Ronnie Cunningham (Dr. C) has been providing mental and emotional assistance to SGS students. His strong connection with both the community and our student support team has been paramount to the success of our mission: empowering young learners. We had the privilege of having a quick, 15-minute chat with Dr. C, asking him a few questions about his history with SGS, how he works with the student support team, and what he recommends for students who need help. -
8th Grade Art Show: Realizing A Vision
This week we congratulate the 8th graders on an amazing opening of their art show called, Realizing a Vision 2024. During the Winter term, 8th graders were given the opportunity to work on an independent study for the entire winter term. After several years of building foundational art skills, and learning about a wide range of artistry through more structured projects, students were given the freedom to develop their own body of work that was then displayed at the Vera Project Art Gallery.Read More
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