Mr. Koepp

Miramonte High School Biology Teacher

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Matadors!

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Go Mats!

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@MiramonteHS Check out our very own Ms. Harris and Mr. Foltz representing Miramonte at the CADA 5K! Go Mat's!

[National Geographic History @NatGeoHistory]

You can expect harsher winters in a warming world. Here's why. https://t.co/QAQTJswHdP

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“Let’s Go!”
-A very excited student when it was announced that their lab was going to be on my twitter feed.

[Miramonte Counseling @MHSCounsel]

The registration window for current juniors starts this week. Last names A-L meet during Academy today, last names M-Z meet during Academy on Friday. The yellow registration form must be filled out, signed, and returned on Monday, Feb. 4th to English teachers.

[Miramonte Counseling @MHSCounsel]

For all students: registering is a two step process. STEP ONE: Fill out courses on your registration form and have a parent sign it. STEP TWO: Enter courses into Aeries online. Directions are on the course registration sheet.

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Guess the lesson in Koepp’s class today...

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Getting ready for the macromolecules quiz next class! @MatsBoosters @MiramonteHS @MHSCounsel

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#ThatsLove #thatsnotlove Miramonte student work. What’s love? What’s not love? Thanks for the idea @Join1Love! Great summative lesson. @MiramonteHS @MHSCounsel

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

He is a forest of one: a grove of some 47,000 quivering aspen trees, connected by a single root system — and all with the same DNA. https://t.co/vtpDEv3wao

[National Geographic TV @NatGeoTV]

Another reason to quit plastic: this uninhabited island is covered in more plastic trash than anywhere else in the world. #PlanetOrPlastic

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French class flash mob!!! Get them a retweet! @MatsBoosters @MHSCounsel @MiramonteHS @MhsMirador

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

Scientists developed a microscope that lets them watch mouse organs develop in real-time. “We have been previously limited to snapshots in time, like reading random pages torn out of a book,” said Kate McDole, one of the researchers. https://t.co/NjG8NpVAaF

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End of the reaction! Extra credit to the first reply that correctly answers the question...what kind of reaction? @MHSCounsel @MiramonteHS @MatsBoosters

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Sabrina’s live forever jar! Proof!

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That’s my student!

[Oregon Women’s Basketball @OregonWBB]

🧀 #GoDucks #Pac12WBB

[WIRED @WIRED]

We're going to make great pets. https://t.co/c1h2GOAqnI

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What are we making in Koepp’s class today? @MHSCounsel @MatsBoosters @MiramonteHS

[Neil deGrasse Tyson @neiltyson]

Earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes — traditionally “Acts of God” on Insurance Forms. But as climate-change continues, and coastal flooding from hurricanes worsens, the Forms might now include “Acts of Humans”.