Good samaritans come through for 8th-graders Money means Rogers Park kids will go to D.C. contestDan Rozek
Mid -August: Our Friends Book Shop will be closing temporarily for the renovation of the SFL Monell Building and Annex, and will reopen again in 2025.Please stop by the Book Shop to stock up on your summer reading while we still have an abundant supply of “gently used books”. We appre...
‘Worm’ Tarnauer is an 8th grader who prefers to stay out of sight and lets his best friend, Eddie (arguably the most popular guy in school), be the leader in all things school and social life. The one day all 8th graders look forward to is “Dead Wednesday” – a day in which ...
Dating Tip 13: Give up attachment to unrequited crushes. It’s a little hobby that’s better suited to 7th graders anyhow. Maybe if my mom hadn’t burned my diary at age 13, I’d be through this phase by now. Here’s a little mantra to get you through this period of house cleanin...
The GBG is played during a normal classroom activity for a specified time period during which the class teacher monitors contraventions to four rules: (a) we will work quietly, or at a noise level appropriate to a given activity; (b) we will be polite to others; (c) we will get out...
White’s 7th grade reading class is looking for volunteers to lead a book-reading group. The time is one hour each week (noon to 1 p.m.) You pick-Monday, Wednesday, or Friday! ※ Assisting a field trip for the eighth graders The 8th graders will have a field trip for ...
Plagiearism. An aside about extreme plagiarism. Students struggling with English often look for model sentences in papers and books. If they find sentences that serve their purposes, they might use exactly those sentences in their report. This direct copying is the most extreme form of plagiarism...
Dramatic Duo Act out Their Dreams 8th-Graders Also Fit the Bill as Good FriendsRead the full-text online article and more details about Dramatic Duo Act out Their Dreams 8th-Graders Also Fit the Bill as Good Friends.Korecki, Natasha
PALS, Indeed Oak Grove 8th-Graders Take Good Deeds beyond School Walls