Middle School Photos

Middle School students prepared the soil and planted a vegetable garden on Springer's campus. They will water it daily, and enjoy fresh produce later this fall.

Middle Schools students toured The Cincinnati Art Museum in March. They also enjoyed lunch at Rookwood Commons and some social time at Madison Park.

Middle School students visited Matthew 25 Ministries where they helped sort donated clothing and viewed displays of conditions in some of the less industrialized countries the ministry helps.

Middle School science classes investigated speed and acceleration by building bottle rockets made from straws and 2-liter plastic bottles.

Mrs. Frost's and Mrs. Wise's Math Lab students got some practice working with fractions and had a sweet time too!

Middle School science classes harvested the kale they had planted at the start of the school year and made kale chips. While they worked, they enjoyed mint lemonade made from mint they had grown in the classroom.

Middle School science classes experienced the division of chromosomes in a cell in a hands-on way by creating chromosomes of clay and crossing and dividing them as they would during cell meiosis.

Members of soccer club FC Cincinnati, including player Omar Cummings, bring a soccer training program to Middle School students.

Middle School classes tend their garden behind Reuben Hall where they are growing kale, lettuce, green beans and peas.

Middle School science classes learned about natural selection by competing with one another for resources using different "appendages," such as spoons, tweezers, clay, and straws.

Mrs. Ernst's and Mrs. Flowerdew's science classes explored the meaning of accuracy and precision in a hands-on way by playing a variety of skills games and noting both the accuracy and precision of their results.