The Botany and Conservation Science classes visited Hiram College’s 600-acre Biological Field Station for a guided tour and a presentation on the research conducted there. Students learned about ongoing ecological studies, including forest and prairie management as well as insect and plant research. In addition, they discovered that Hiram is one of only four sites worldwide—and the most successful—participating in a program to breed endangered duck species.
As we prepare for an exciting new school year, we are proud to welcome three outstanding leaders to our school community. This year is especially meaningful as we celebrate both the growth of one of our own and the addition of two new leaders bringing valuable...
Gifted 8th graders participated in a year-long multi-generational project, designed to connect students with senior citizens. This gave our 8th graders the opportunity to forge relationships within our community and learn from their new friends' life stories. Along...