LEARN: Mystery Reader in 8th grade!
LEARN: 6th grade SS creating Ancient Greek pottery virtually.
LEARN: Students working hard on math Exemplars today.
LEARN: Students have to “escape to spring break” with an ELA escape room
LEARN: 8th grade painting classes did a challenge today where they have 15 minutes to use watercolor and paint a flower projected on the screen. Here are some of the results!
LEARN: More robotics taking place at Palombi!
LEAD: Palombi recognized 12 students this morning for being outstanding leaders. Our Lancers make us proud ❤️
LEARN: 8th graders experienced a powerful visit to the Holocaust Museum today.
Jeep, Dr. Keim-Bounds, and Dr. Zimmer are feeling lucky to be with students celebrating St Patrick's Day!
LEARN: Students create functioning robots through coding!
LEAD: We have our first stage of native plants ordered, and our students are busy taking the first steps of designing Palombi’s very first butterfly garden. Go Lancers! 🦋
LEAD: Palombi Choirs attended a contest on Saturday and sang beautifully! They were able to work with fantastic music educators and it was wonderful to see their hard work come to life.
Reminder - Tuesday, April 4th will be an eLearning Day due to the schools being used as polling places for voters.
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SERVE: School Board Members (Michael Conway, Joe Dunne, Joanne Osmond, Debbie Walsh) and Administrative Team (Sandra Keim-Bounds, Sandy Allen, Angela Sisi, Scott Klene, Steve Feldman, Vic Wight) participate with D41 student leaders in the Lake Villa's St. Patrick's Day Parade!
LEAD: District 41 student leaders pass out candy at the Lake Villa St. Patrick's Day Parade!
LEAD: Choir concert with fabulous solos and alumni participating!
LEARN: 8th-grade art classes are making slime today and a de-stressing activity during IAR testing week!
LEARN: Mrs. Allen's students are working on figurative language activities with partners or groups as part of their IAR prep.
LEARN: Ms. Kaplan’s 8th graders “invested” in the stock market this week as a part of a simulation to understand why it crashed in 1929! Students had to figure out when it would be best to buy or sell their stocks. This simulation is a great way to transition from learning about the Roaring 20s to the Great Depression!
