During Project Week, which takes place during the week of Evaluation Conferences, students will concentrate on one area of study. This will be an opportunity to learn new things, exhibit creativity, and have an enjoyable learning experience outside the typical classroom environment. 

THEMES BY GRADE

6TH GRADE

Students research a country and share their findings through maps and posters.

7TH GRADE

Students construct a poster or a three-dimensional representation of something from the ancient world. In addition, they read a history book and answer questions on their research topic.

8TH GRADE

Students research an animal, space, or earth science topic. They construct a model or diorama as well.  

9TH & 11TH GRADE

Students select topics from various eras and write research papers. 

10TH GRADE

Students complete a series of chemical reactions at school. They write complete lab reports as well.

12TH GRADE

After researching bridge design, students design, construct, and destructively test a pair of balsa wood truss bridges. 

ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

Students work on these projects at home, except tenth graders, who come to school to create chemical reactions. Students in grades 6-8 should plan to work approximately 20 hours on their projects, while students in grades 9-12 should plan to spend 30 hours. Students will receive project informational materials in class. Please consider the time your child works on the project as an entire week of school.

DUE DATES

GRADES 9-12

Students in grades 9-12 should turn in their projects at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, January 17.

GRADES 6-8

Students in grades 6-8 should bring their projects to school by 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, January 18.

PROJECT FAIR

Project Fair will be held at the school from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 18. Students in grades 6, 7, 8, and 12 are required to attend. Students should wear their school uniform to the Project Fair. All students, parents, and friends are warmly invited to attend.  

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