Please join us Tuesday, November 10th at 10:15 am for our Veterans Day program! Every Veteran that attends is invited to stay after for our Thanksgiving Day lunch!
A Splash of Color, A Discovery of Science!
Our Grade 9 scientists turned everyday household liquids into a colorful chemistry investigation! Using a universal indicator, they identified whether different substances were acidic, basic, or neutral and determined their approximate pH levels through color changes!
Through hands-on investigation, our young scientists discovered that science is everywhere—even in the liquids we use every day!
Our Grade 9 scientists turned everyday household liquids into a colorful chemistry investigation! Using a universal indicator, they identified whether different substances were acidic, basic, or neutral and determined their approximate pH levels through color changes!
Through hands-on investigation, our young scientists discovered that science is everywhere—even in the liquids we use every day!
CSU Math Day: The math competition is a quiz-bowl style double elimination tournament for both small and large schools. Around 500 students compete. It was a fun day!
The following students competed:
Jennifer Toyne
Hudson Peterson
Cameron Smith
Paige Oliver
Nathan Gonzales
Ulises Marin
The following students competed:
Jennifer Toyne
Hudson Peterson
Cameron Smith
Paige Oliver
Nathan Gonzales
Ulises Marin
Here is a message from the Booster Club. The admission fee for all SCC Students will be paid by the Booster Club.
Our Student Council Officers participated in the AG Connected Futures Youth Council Regional Convening today at NJC!
Before the meeting, they completed Empathy Interviews with students from our school and then spent time anazlyzing the information they received to better understand what they can do to make our school more welcoming and help all students feel seen, valued, and included.
They are excited to share their new ideas with everyone! We can't wait to see what they come up with!
Fifth graders have been studying chemical reactions and states of matter in class. We thought it would be fun to do a Halloween experiment to see if they could get Frankenstein's head to grow. Our hypothesis was to get a chemical reaction called an acid base reaction. This experiment encouraged students to think about a process in which substances change into new substances.
Career & Technical Education Exploration Day at NJC was a great learning experience for our Junior class and some of our Seniors. They got to explore different opportunities that NJC offers at their campus, try new skills, meet NJC instructors, and get hands on experience in their fields of interest! The keynote speaker, Rae Ripple, showed that even through adversity, all things are possible with faith and perseverance! Thank you to NJC for this opportunity for our students!
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Please join us this Friday, October 30th! Costume Parade & FBLA Trunk or Treat @ Revere; "Thriller" Costume Dance Performance @ Julesburg.
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3… 2… 1… BLAST OFF! 🚀
Our Grade 8 scientists took learning to new heights by designing, building, and launching their own water-powered rockets to demonstrate Newton’s Three Laws of Motion!
Using water, a bicycle pump, and a cork, students explored the fascinating science behind rocket propulsion! As students pumped air into the rocket, the compressed air increased the internal pressure while the cork kept it sealed. When released, the pressurized air pushed the water downward, creating an equal and opposite reaction that propelled the rocket skyward—a perfect demonstration of Newton’s Third Law of Motion! They also explored how inertia, force, mass, and acceleration influence a rocket’s flight.
This hands-on experiment proved that science is more than just theories and equations—it is about curiosity, discovery, creativity, and bringing learning to life!
Small rockets, powerful forces, BIG discoveries! Who knows? We might just be launching the next generation of rocket scientists!
Our Grade 8 scientists took learning to new heights by designing, building, and launching their own water-powered rockets to demonstrate Newton’s Three Laws of Motion!
Using water, a bicycle pump, and a cork, students explored the fascinating science behind rocket propulsion! As students pumped air into the rocket, the compressed air increased the internal pressure while the cork kept it sealed. When released, the pressurized air pushed the water downward, creating an equal and opposite reaction that propelled the rocket skyward—a perfect demonstration of Newton’s Third Law of Motion! They also explored how inertia, force, mass, and acceleration influence a rocket’s flight.
This hands-on experiment proved that science is more than just theories and equations—it is about curiosity, discovery, creativity, and bringing learning to life!
Small rockets, powerful forces, BIG discoveries! Who knows? We might just be launching the next generation of rocket scientists!
Good Luck Cougars!!
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When Science Rises to the Occasion! 🍞
Who knew baking bread could be a delicious science experiment?
Our Grade 7 scientists explored alcoholic fermentation (anaerobic respiration) by putting active yeast to work! As yeast breaks down sugar without oxygen, it produces carbon dioxide (CO₂) and ethanol (alcohol). The CO₂ gets trapped in the dough, causing it to rise, while most of the alcohol evaporates during baking!
From microscopic yeast to freshly baked bread, our young scientists discovered that science isn't just learned—it's mixed, kneaded, observed, and tasted!
Who knew baking bread could be a delicious science experiment?
Our Grade 7 scientists explored alcoholic fermentation (anaerobic respiration) by putting active yeast to work! As yeast breaks down sugar without oxygen, it produces carbon dioxide (CO₂) and ethanol (alcohol). The CO₂ gets trapped in the dough, causing it to rise, while most of the alcohol evaporates during baking!
From microscopic yeast to freshly baked bread, our young scientists discovered that science isn't just learned—it's mixed, kneaded, observed, and tasted!
