Academy Charter School Videos
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The Academy Advisory Board Inc Raffle!
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Academy’s 4th-5th grade track teams are well prepared for today and tomorrow’s Track Meets! 5th grade Track meet today at PHS, 3 pm! 4th grade Track Meet, tomorrow, 3 pm at PHS. A HUGE thank you to Coach Megan Craig and her awesome volunteers!!
Bees!
Academy’s hives are back in action with a new group of honey bees! We look forward to seeing how well they do and for the future 2nd Graders to harvest the honey in the fall.
Third grade enjoyed a visit from Kenriiq the short-eared owl on Tuesday, as part of our mini-unit on owls! After dissecting owl pellets during our science class last Thursday, today Bird TLC brought one of their live ambassadors to share with us about owls and their body structure, diet, habitat, and general fabulousness.
Academy’s 6th grade “wowed”legislators, the Governor, and people in Juneau everywhere. During the tour of the Governor’s Mansion, Maxine, the house manager asks if anyone plays the piano. One of the students, impromptu, sits down at the Governor’s Mansion’s piano, and plays a song from memory. It was delightful! We are so proud of Academy 6th graders!!
1st Grade students’ amazing ceramic cats! Look for these adorable cats to come home at Exit Interviews.
Mrs. Grimes’ third-grade students have embarked on an exciting journey into ancient Roman mythology! After diligent research and captivating presentations, they've each selected a Roman god to champion. From Jupiter's thunderous might to Venus's timeless beauty, they've explored the rich tapestry of Roman deities. But their quest doesn't end there! These budding scholars have gone a step further, passionately advocating for why their chosen god deserves a statue in modern Rome. They've lovingly crafted drawings of their selected gods, bringing them to life on paper with vivid colors and intricate details. And that's not all - armed with iMovie, they've transformed their narratives into captivating movies.
A gigantic thank you to Peter Kopperud and to John Stewart for the hours and hours it is taking to keep the campus roads and parking areas plowed, the snow pushed back, and the newest snow drifts removed! We appreciate you guys!!!
Darling! Spanish lab students culminated their study of Mexico by making and dancing with their very own maracas.
Check out the 8th grade students as they help to shovel the deep drifts that had accumulated during the holiday break! Way to go 8th graders! We appreciate you!! 💜