The November "Action for Happiness" calendar includes ideas you can use to stay positive, active and engaged by trying something new or different each day.
Students in Mrs. J's Energy & the Environment class completed a lab exploring the mass and volume of objects to determine density.
H.S. Wellness students researched and learned about the history and rules of basketball, then went outside to play a game, some for the first time ever!
H.S. Wellness students took a fitness test on the stair stepper machines at Ohio State's Adventure Recreation Center. Twelve floors in three minutes!
6th grade science students are investigating matter by building simple atomic molecules out of construction bricks.
Creative Learning: Algebra 1 students wrote stories then represented the stories on graphs, and English 9 students practiced argument skills through a game of SuperFight! Mythology.
H.S. Wellness students are completing CPR training this week with Gregory Norton, MHA, Paramedic and Clinical Education Supervisor from OSU.
H.S. Environmental Science students created wind turbines that powered engines that in turn powered lights.
Students in the M.S. Prototyping & Problem Solving class designed solar ovens, then tested their prototypes by making s'mores.
Metro 6th graders are investigating matter through sugar cookies made with different types of sugar.
Join Metro's PTSA tonight (10/7) at 6:30pm on Zoom to learn about upcoming activities. Check for a text message from Metro with the meeting link.
Members of Ohio State’s Anthropology Public Outreach Program taught 6th graders about how we can unlock the past by studying the skulls of early humans.
Middle School students in the Maker Studio Club assemble a solar power charging station.
The Optimistic October calendar is full of great ideas to help you stay positive throughout the month. Give them a try!
The H.S. Performing Arts Club hosted an Open Mic Night featuring the talents of Metro students.
Friday, September 24 is a virtual day for all Metro middle and high school classes. Attendance is required as any regular school day, but students are to log in from home on their Metro iPad rather than reporting in person. Virtual day schedules:
Middle School
1st Period 8:00-8:45am
2nd Period 8:50-9:35am
3rd Period 9:40-10:25am
5th Period 10:30-11:15am
6th Period 11:20-12:05pm
High School
1st Period 8:00-8:55am
2nd Period 9:00-9:55am
3rd Period 10:00-10:55am
4th Period 11:00-11:55am
Metro parents/guardians are invited to a Technology Bootcamp Sept. 23 from 6-7pm to learn about Virtual Days, online safety and how to use PowerSchool & Schoology. There will be a "genius bar" from 5:15-6pm. Masks required.
Puppet Mr. Fancy made an appearance on the Metro M.S. morning announcements chanting the Metro Habits with students!
Students in Ms. Sander’s Advisory practiced the Metro Habits of effective communicators and collaborators by working together to cross a “river.”
Metro just received word from Columbus Transportation that bus routes 217 & 148 do not have drivers again this afternoon. We apologize for the continued inconvenience to the parents impacted.