Each year, the 1st grade studies the animal life cycle and this year the focus is on fish. And what better place to start than Betz Creek which runs right through the middle of campus. Ms. Adams and her students are catching minnows this week to study their behavior with plans to release the minnows…
SCAD professor Paul Tillery was on campus today to read portions from his newest novel, Thundercluck, to some Lower and Middle School students. The fiction story is about a Viking chicken with the power of thunder. As a child, Paul struggled at school until third grade. Then he fell in love with reading. His grades improved, and…
If it’s Friday, it must be Book Buddies. At the beginning of a new school year, each student in Pre-K, Kindergarten, and Grade 1 is paired with a student from Grades 2, 3, and 4 respectively. The students take turns selecting books and read to their buddies every Friday. Students keep the same buddy for…
The STEM lab is hopping this year as Mrs. Griffin devotes all her time to science, tech, engineering & math education. Today, these young scientists are creating gliders with various sizes of paper to determine the effect it has on flight.
Physics students are using a microcomputer in class as an interactive way to learn about electricity.
Award-winning author, Kwame Alexander, makes a stop on his book tour at St. Andrew’s. Middle School students engaged in a battle of rhymes led by our visiting author in a unique interactive presentation.
Today, students created works of art all over campus with sidewalk chalk. Teams used concrete as their canvas, competing against each other in honor of the month long celebration of the arts at St. Andrew’s.
Who doesn’t love Dr. Seuss? These 3 year olds are having a wacky day in honor of Theodor Seuss Geisel’s birthday.
International Baccalaureate art students are finalizing their pieces for the annual Art Show which is set for Friday, March 9 at the Oglethorpe Gallery, downtown. These students keep a journal through their two years of art with Mr. Barefield. The journal provides a place for students to draw, take notes, brainstorm, experiment with colors and so much…