Our students are doing some amazing things during remote learning. This page is dedicated to showcasing student work and creations during their classes and clubs/activities.
'Real Talk" by Trevon Brooks (8th Grade) during Slam Poetry
Alexandria Risley (8th Grade) describing "Manifest Destiny" through Cookie Monster
Darrius Terry (8th Grade) showing both perspectives (colonist and British) of Boston Tea Party and both perspectives (support vs. don't support) of Black Lives Matter movement
Darrius Terry (8th Grade) showing both perspectives (colonist and British) of Boston Tea Party and both perspectives (support vs. don't support) of Black Lives Matter movement
Phi Giang's (8th Grade) comic strip explaining why he thinks we should keep the Electoral College
8th Science used a Jamboard to brainstorm questions that have guided their learning about why there is precipitation in some places and sometimes, but not others.
Student Created Music Compositions
Students created compositions on Song Maker from Chrome Music Lab
Christian Young (8th Grade) transcription of “English Folk Song Suite” – arr. Terry McQuilkin
Laurel St. Peter (7th Grade) “Original Composition”
Corbin Stephens (7th Grade) transcription of “Bad Guy” by Billie Eilish.
Emmanuel Mercado-Amado (7th Grade) transcription of “Senorita” by Camillo Cabello and Shawn Mendez
Amaiyah Harlmon (7th Grade) “The Masterpiece“
Elizabeth Panama (7th Grade) “Pedaling Leaves“
Kassidy Lucas (6th Grade) “Fallen Japan“
Emmy Diaz-Martian (6th Grade) “Boom Boom“
EMS Virtual Art Gallery
Student Created Opera Inspired Music
Click on each students name to hear their opera inspired creations through Blog Operas.
Newspaper Club
During this time, students get to explore Photography, Article writing, and Videography.
2020 Election Day by Lilanna Portillo (6th Grade)
Photo by Chloe Warren (7th Grade)
Photo by Chloe Warren (7th Grade)
Photo by Chloe Warren (7th Grade)
Photo by Chloe Warren (7th Grade)
Photo by Flor Herrera (8th Grade)
Photo by Flor Herrera (8th Grade)
Photo by Flor Herrera (8th Grade)
Photo by Lilanna Portillo (6th Grade)
Photo by Lilanna Portillo (6th Grade)
