Thanks to everyone for coming to our first IRL event this year! We got to hear from the leading scientists studying black holes! It was so good to see everyone! #whpantherpride
I just wrote a @massteacher letter: Tell the Baker administration to approve a plan to vaccinate Massachusetts educators and school staff. Write one here: https://t.co/AHoN9Cq1Ds
Honors Bio Heart Rate Lab! Alyson and Jacqueline were lab partners with the condition of keeping this double meter stick between them! It's so nice when we brainstorm and problem solve together (students and teachers). #whpantherpride
Bravo to Jack Sweeney who completely led a lesson to students at home and live on an overview of the nervous system in Anatomy. These times call for everyone to push themselves out of their comfort zone and Jack has showed us all what that looks like! #whpantherpride
Hey Fellow Science Enthusiasts: check Astronomy Club Google Classroom for survey about your interest in online learning discussions I'm thinking about leading based on your interests within science! Quick form: please respond and thank you! #whpantherpride
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Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury form a triangle in the sky tonight- it's called a triple conjunction! ! Look SW in the direction of where the sun is setting tonight (sunset is at 4:32 pm). You can see the planets before the sun has completely set.
The morning view of the sunrise from room 202. Feeling very fortunate and grateful for these positives that nature unfailingly brings us and my ability to witness it every morning. #whpantherpride
Thanks John Goodrow for your stellar presentation for whac!! We meet every wed online at 7 for anyone interested. John has put together a topic and presentation for every meeting- Bravo John!! #whpantherpride
Johnson's Pond in Raynham investigated up close under a microscope. Great job to Period 1 Honors Biology for your professional level microscopic skills- they found this daphnia or small crustacean in the pond water!! #WHpantherpride
WH graduate Erin McCoy-guest speaker from Clemson U. talking to my Anatomy class about college!! Erin earned 46 AP credits in high school- she is now a senior in college instead of a sophomore. It makes teaching so rewarding when students stay in touch! #whpantherpride