VCS Science Office

The official Volusia County Schools, District Science Twitter account. Tweets and retweets are a proud representation of science in our classrooms.

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

We are getting ready for #jumpstartbio2024

[VCS-Teaching, Leading, & Learning @VolusiaTLL]

Vacancy - Teaching, Leading, & Learning - Resource Teacher, Secondary Science (215300054) https://t.co/j5gqAqIzKK

[Dr. Julio Nazario-Valle @DrValleJ]

Come join this great team. Several positions are available for the 2023-2024 school year. @BlinnjaTheNinja @taylor_jwtaylor @VCSscience

[Grace Kellermeier @GKellermeier]

Celebrating mathematics @volusiaschools, Dr. Dery is our K-12 Math Coordinator, in her 34th FL year! She is PastPres of FAMS, current Board Member of FCTM and State Trainer for B.E.S.T. mathematics. Thank you for your state leadership, Dr. Dery. #thisistheworkofpublicschools

[Grace Kellermeier @GKellermeier]

Celebrating our @volusiaschools 2ndary Science Spec, Jeremy Blinn, who volunteer serves in state+national science leadership. He is a past president now board member of FASS+Region Director National Science Education Leadership Association (NSELA).
#Thisistheworkofpublicschools

[TomokaRegional @TomokaRegional]

Our very own Ahmed Eldeeb as a JASON Colloquium speaker at the @FloridaSSEF opening ceremony! https://t.co/MF8gOTRodv

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

Thank you @MyNews13 for supporting @volusiaschools Elementary Science EXPO! @ElemSci THE BACKPACKS ARE A HIT!

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

Page Keeley providing Volusia Science teachers with engaging activities to dig into Formative Assessment Classroom Techniques. @CTSKeeley

[Jeremy Blinn @BlinnjaTheNinja]

I am excited to share that in March, I am presenting at the NSELA 2023 Science Education Leadership Summit in Atlanta. I’m looking forward to contributing to the advancement of science education and learning from others. #NSELA2023LS @NSELAscience
https://t.co/Dms6rkgUYw

[Joy Walker @joy_educator]

When you ask a @TurieTSmall scholar how robotics club is going and the response is, “we have learned so much”! You have to be grateful! Ty Ms. Duval for your vision and @AmyMonahan2 for your support!! 💙@VCSscience

[VCSElemSci @ElemSci]

#VCSscientists measuring matter.

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

Galaxy Middle School teachers sharing their ideas at @fast_science 2022.

[Sunrise Elementary @Sunrisevcs]

Thank you to @KontersVCSSci for such a fantastic PLC today, we all learned so much to push our 🐬scientists to reach their full potential! 🔬🥼🧪@KaniaKristina @littlestars1227 @CLRichards1215 @DrValleJ @VCSElementary @VCSscience

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

6th grade teachers… now here is a application of contact force that may save Earth some day.

[NASA @NASA]

🛰️ This is only a test – of planetary defense. Today, our #DARTMission is set to crash into a non-hazardous asteroid to test deflection technology, should we ever discover a threat.

Impact: 7:14pm ET (23:14 UTC). Watch our LIVE broadcast at 6pm ET: https://t.co/VAfF5ZXcYB

[Loree Mills @MillsLoree]

Moon Phases! 🌕🌑Thank you to Ms. Hansen for the fantastic lesson!! @TimbercrestElem #VCSScientists

[Louise chapman @chapman_louise]

Great day with Atlantic High School, Jennifer Spain, students, and a great chaperone Debbie Gudzin. Thanks Kelly Young and Rosemary Garcia Rizzo you are amazing!!

[VCS Science Office @VCSscience]

6th grade

[Mrs. Vig's Sci Class @mrsvigsscience]

We’ve started our unit on Contact Forces by taking a 1st look at our focus question- What happens when things hit each other? We explored a #phenomenon of cell phone damage from collisions. Where else have we seen this? We brainstormed related phenomena & factors affecting damage

[Dayana Garcia @dayanagarcia281]

Our 3rd graders @FriendshipVCS exploring as Scientists: How does the type of material (sand,soil,water) affect the speed at which is heated or cooled? Scientists in the making.@ScottFESBobcats @VCSColon @VCSscience @JamiMonahan9 @rjlucas28 @cristinaraimun4

[Phenomena @NGSSphenomena]

Great Salt Lake, Utah. The blue side is mixed with fresh water from three different rivers, so its salt levels are much lower. The pink side has almost 10 times the salt concentration of the ocean & is home to salt-loving organisms that give the water its pink color. #ngsschat

[Louise chapman @chapman_louise]

Great day with DeLand High IB students, Stephanie Boorom and Harriet Dimuro. Thanks Marsha Clark and Christie Miller, two terrific volunteers!