Columbus City Schools will close student meal distribution sites April 10-14 for the spring holiday. Families may pick up extra meals on Thursday, April 9. Regular distribution will resume April 15. https://www.ccsoh.us/Page/7560
Activities for Families from the Ohio STEM Learning Network: https://osln.org/2020/03/school-closure-resources-for-parents/
Family STEM Activity Cards: https://sites.google.com/site/greatercincystem/family-stem-cards
Coping Calendar: 30 actions to take care of your own well-being and that of others. Try one a day this month!
"Virtual" Spirit Week at Metro Middle School: Teachers show team spirit on March Madness Day. Ms. Krista and Mrs. Anthony celebrate Wacky Wednesday in style during morning announcements!
Ms. Krista hosts virtual morning announcements live today for middle school students. See you all again tomorrow at 7:50am!
Ms. Isabel polls her middle school class about their feelings as the need to continue virtual instruction is extended. Thanks to all our teachers for checking in with students!
Updated list of locations offering student meals during school closures: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UMVbBalXApuqLHpFIC8JLUNFQZgBuZWiVPReT6HANDc/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks to everyone for a successful virtual day today! We appreciate the work of our staff, engagement of our students and support of our families.
High School Virtual Instruction Update for Parents: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X0KUR-KahzEkuQx4TkVDFr84vvzWhE4Hoo9h8PpZrLc/edit?usp=sharing
Middle School Virtual Instruction Update for Parents: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16xCDs9NqexCskm3sSSQ7ONji1hovQXWW19uCabLkgx8/edit?usp=sharing
Metro will move to Virtual Instruction March 17-April 3. Please check your emails, parent update and our website for additional information.
Metro has been monitoring the situation with COVID-19. To ensure the health and safety of students, we will be moving to virtual classes March 16-27.
We will keep you posted on decisions to resume face to face instruction in the coming weeks.
@OSUWexMed Dr. Mark Ruegsegger & Blain Jones shared biomedical engineering technology with @TheMetroSchool1 HBS class. Students engaged in ultrasound demos by analyzing blood vessel structure based on the ability to collapse or hold form. @Erika_Reeves, @PASTFoundation.
HBS students "tackle" reading and discuss "Do NFL players' hearts take a hit from football?" Check back for man-i-ken building, heart dissection etc as they study the cardiovascular system. @TheMetroSchools1, @Erika_Reeves, @PASTFoundation, @BurnsHayes
Ms. Isabel's 8th grade science students learned about natural selection by using their "beaks" to gather food. Then they analyzed the collected data.
@TheMetroSchool1 @MetroECMS
How do the lungs work? Cut a hole in the primary bronchi, insert straw, and add air. Engaged learners ask great questions and get in on the action! Respiratory system investigation in HBS. @Erika_Reeves @PASTFoundation, @BurnsHayes @MetroSchool1
How do the lungs work? Cut a hole in the primary bronchi, insert straw, and add air. Engaged learners ask great questions and get in on the action! Respiratory system investigation in HBS. @Erika_Reeves @PASTFoundation, @BurnsHayes @MetroSchool1
How do the lungs work? Cut a hole in the primary bronchi, insert straw, and add air. Engaged learners ask great questions and get in on the action! Respiratory system investigation in HBS. @Erika_Reeves @PASTFoundation, @BurnsHayes @MetroSchool1
@MetroSchool1 Bodies Students give back by volunteering at @OhioStateCBI #BrianHealthHack. They observed virtual reality technology and lots of cool programing. @OSUWexMed, @hireskedar, @Erika_Reeves, @BurnsHayes, @PASTFoundation.
Metro M.S. Staff Spotlight: Ms. Vee - Thank you for being part of the Metro Middle School family! We love your incredible patience, persistence with students and work with parents.
