Mrs. Spiller

Chemistry students identified which bond types are present in various substances by testing their physical properties #loveshctc

Environmental Science students trimming herbs at the greenhouse. #loveshctc

Juniors in Mrs. Heisler’s Language Arts classes are drafting essays where they compare and contrast American folklore stories to the same story from another country. #loveshctc

Mrs. Sullivan's Forensics students practiced measuring bones in order to identify unknown human remains. #loveshctc

Mrs. Spiller's A&P Students have just completed their joint project, constructing models and delivering comprehensive insights on bones, tendons, muscles, ligaments, injuries, and homeostatic imbalances affecting these crucial joints. #loveshctc

Chemistry students explored trends in alkaline earth metals' reactions and solubility. Comparing reactions revealed patterns across groups and periods. Using solubility data, they cracked the mystery of an unknown element! Marie Curie used similar trends to discover radium!

Science students have researched the intricacies of our body systems, exploring major organs, their functions, and associated diseases. Then, they shared their discoveries with their peers, complete with visuals and interactive activities. Science education in action!

Mrs. Spiller's Chemistry students are working on safety posters. #LOVESHCTC

Construction technology had Christmas in August

We had a great 1st Day in Pre-K! #LoveSHCTC

ECE Seniors working on curriculum with PreK students. #LOVESHCTC

Another great day in Pre-K #LOVESHCTC

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Just finished our Human Cheek Cell lab in A&P class this week! 🧪🔬 Exploring the microscopic world within our own bodies is mind-blowing. Science is a constant adventure! 👨‍🔬 🌟🔬 #LOVESHCTC

Elements in the Human Body! Our students have created captivating visuals of elements in the human body. 1️⃣ Oxygen (O): 65% 2️⃣ Hydrogen (H): 10% 3️⃣ Carbon (C): 18.5% 4️⃣ Nitrogen (N): 3.2% 5️⃣ Calcium (Ca): 1.5% 6️⃣ Phosphorus (P): 1% 7️⃣ Potassium (K): 0.4% #LOVESHCTC

True or false, baby food jars can be recycled. The answer is true! Rumpke does accept these containers in our recycling program. Please rinse thoroughly and place the metal lid in your recycling cart separately. The more you know, the better you can reduce, reuse, & recycle! ♻️

Popcorn is popped by heating kernels until the internal moisture expands and pops through the outer shell of the kernel. Students researched the pressure needed to pop a popcorn kernel.The pressure surrounding kernels is measured using the concepts of gas laws. #ebshare