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Our sixth graders did a beautiful job leading the junior high in the Stations of the Cross today. Such a meaningful and reverent experience. Thank you to Mrs. Miller for providing this special opportunity for our students and teachers.

8th grade lab simulated radioactive decay by cutting paper to explore half-lives. Learning science one “decay” at a time.

6th graders describing matter with partners and taking time to thank each other for working together. Great teamwork and collaboration in action!

Amistad 8th graders looking sharp all dressed up before the Confirmation breakfast

Amazing! So proud of all these girls. Their hard work and creativity truly shined

Today is the Mohican District Science Fair at Ashland University! Best of luck to our 7th graders representing HT. We’re proud of you!

Happy vernal equinox! 🍀 Today marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and the first day of autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. After today, the Sun will shine more directly on the Northern Hemisphere than on the Southern Hemisphere until the autumnal equinox.

Today kicks off a new quarter! Amistad did some spring cleaning by organizing folders, binders, and lockers so we’re ready to start 4th quarter strong!

Preview of Mary Poppins in the gym today. Our students got a sneak peek. So much talent!

Had the best help yesterday at Science Olympiad! My son helped me run the Mystery Event. Our team earned a 4th, 5th, and 7th in the event.

With 7th grade at Damascus, we switched up study hall! We welcomed Reveur and Altruismo 6th graders to Amistad. Lots of work and studying happening today!

Shoutout to our Star Student!

6th graders showed what they know about the rock cycle by playing a domino game!

7th graders followed the journey of The Little Raindrop and became water cycle detectives! As they read, students identified examples of evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff in the story to see the water cycle come to life.

Our 8th graders investigated continental drift by reconstructing Pangaea and mapping fossil evidence across the continents. By coloring and matching fossils, they discovered how scientists use clues from the past to support the idea that Earth’s continents were once connected.

Congrats to Emily, our 6th grade Star Student of the Month! Your hard work and positive attitude shine bright!

7th graders rotated through stations today to put their biodiversity knowledge to the test! Hands-on learning in action!

Final build day for ScienceBuddies 2026 Ball Run Challenge. Some groups have started to time their entries.

Slow your roll, engineers!

Using only simple materials, up to 30 pieces of paper and 1 roll of tape, students are designing the slowest possible run for a ping pong ball!