This past year we watched our Seniors gain confidence by taking Early College classes!
This year, our students enjoyed taking Early College classes so much, most of them recommended that all Mount Everett students should experience an Early College class before graduating.
Another successful Youth Soccer and Basketball camp week comes to an end. Thank you to the volunteer coaches and counselors for providing SBRSD youth with great Athletics programming.
220 college credits were earned for FREE at Mount Everett this past school year, thanks to our Early College program!
During our first year implementing the Early College program at Mount Everett, 80% of our Seniors graduated with college credit at no cost!
Are you interested in having a career in technology? Our new Innovation Pathways programs in Advanced Manufacturing and Information Technology will provide students with work-based internship experiences, and industry-recognized certifications! If you are interested in learning more about our Innovation Pathways programs, use our form to notify us of your interest!
The last few days of school have been so exciting! These past two days our faculty, students, and community members had the opportunity to work with members from Transcend where we had the chance to talk about ways we can help improve our school together!
https://transcendeducation.org/
It's a UME annual tradition for students in grade 5 to prepare the school garden beds for the next "crop" of 5th graders. This year's fifth graders are getting the soil ready for pumpkin seeds which next year's classes will harvest.
Mount Everett held its annual Middle School Dance following the 8th grade Recognition Night. Thank you to the Sophomore class for hosting such a fun evening and to the volunteer teacher chaperones.
Congratulations to Mount Everett 8th-grade students on their graduation from middle school! We are so proud of all of your hard work and accomplishments. We know that you will continue to do great things in high school and beyond.
Earlier in the year, Anatomy and Physiology students dissected owl pellets and analyzed the small mammal bones which they extracted.
Seventh-grade students tested their Roller Coaster Designs in Mrs. Von Ruden's class this morning. They explored Science concepts such as force and energy to create their models.
Exploratory Agriculture students gave the Mount Everett barn a much-needed coat of paint.
Congratulations to the fifth-grade students who had their Moving Up ceremony this afternoon. UME will miss you, but Mount Everett welcomes you!
As suggested at our last community session, we will be holding a question-and-answer session with members of the Regional School District Planning Board. The RSDPB and their Project Management team will be answering your questions about the financial impacts associated with the potential merger, as well as providing you with an overview of the educational aspects, and how the RSDPB arrived at the projected assessments. Please join us on Tuesday at 7PM!
Yesterday, Mrs. Michaud's Animal Science and Explorer Ag Science classes went to Tom Brazie's farm. He gave a tour and educated the students on sustainable farming. They helped him install fencing for the cows and move chicken tractors. The students all worked very hard and had some fun as well. We appreciate Tom taking the time to show us how his farm runs.
The Spanish class traveled to Albany and visited The New York State Museum, which is a research-backed institution in Albany, New York. It serves the lifelong educational needs of New Yorkers and visitors through its collections, exhibitions, scholarship, programs, media, and publications in science, history, anthropology, and art. The Museum explores and expresses New York State’s significant natural and cultural diversity, past and present.
Afterward, they had Lunch at Barcelona's restaurant and tried different types of tapas and paella. The World Languages department is always looking for new ways to have our students experience diverse cultures.
Elementary Field Day at UME
Issue 17 of Educating Our Eagles is available for viewing. This will be our final issue of the 2022-2023 school year.
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/68280012/educating-our-eagles-2023-issue-17
Hands-on Math at UME!
Third graders show their understanding of place value relationships.
Place value increases ten times with each shift to the left.
Each place is ten times greater than the place to the right.
