Let's get this out of the way. These are friends of Zach:
Winter term is different because we have an 18-day break after 18 days of the trimester. Winter Break begins today, Friday, at noon.
A team of biology students has been monitoring the viability of lettuce seeds sprouting in petri dishes set with saline solutions differing by degrees of ten....
They determine thresholds at which percentages of seeds are viable, given salt doses added to the environment.
Now we visit three math classrooms:
In its wisdom, the faculty--under Patty Pond's orchestration--pulls off a hilarious rendition of The Twelve Day Of Christmas every year since 2009. These are partridges in pear trees.....
Our "Three French hens" featured a terrified 12-year-old layer named "Thelma" and a mounted specimen from the wildlife office that definitely didn't qualify for mashed potatoes and gravy.
I've shot hundreds of thousands of pictures in my life, but I could never capture ten lords a-leaping in focus. I'm just not that good.
Four calling birds.....
Happy Holidays to all Friends of Proctor. As Mike wrote in today's parent page, the greatest gift we can give is
the gift of time we share with those we love. I hope that Proctor students take the time to tell parents or--even more powerful--a grandparent or two, about their lives. That would be a great gift.
