Freshman Clint Oldehoeft, junior Macy Due, and freshman Jaiden Papik (left to right) work on digitizing images and collecting information about pictures collected for the History Harvest project. The students recently visited the Exeter Senior Center to collect pictures from community members for the project.
Juniors designed posters about concepts
relevant to their reading of The Jungle and presented them to the class.
Greetings from the Exeter-Milligan 10-12
English and Journalism classroom!
By Ashley Stutzman, Language Arts Instructor
This semester, we have been busy in our
English courses. Each grade has participated in a novel study, and we have been
busy learning new vocabulary words and reviewing grammar concepts. In 10th
grade, students read the novel Frankenstein, seniors read the novel Ender’s
Game, and juniors are currently working on the novel The Jungle.
With each new story comes new ideas, thoughts, and reflective moments, and it’s
always interesting to hear what the students have to share in class!
The journalism girls have been troopers this
semester as we have been coming up with new ideas to share news around the
school and throughout our social media channels. The journalism girls write a
large number of the posts on the school’s Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
pages. They also write a newsletter each week, which features a student of the
week, faculty member of the week, upcoming events, jokes submitted by
elementary students, and wellness tips to help students make healthy choices.
Another project that the journalism students
have been involved in is the History Harvest project, which is being led by Mr.
Brian Murphy. This is an exciting project that allows community members to
submit old pictures to us so that we can digitize the photos. Eventually, we
hope to have a website that contains the digitized images and stories of the
origins of each of the pictures.
Thank you for reading about our classroom! I
hope everyone has a wonderful holiday break with family and friends!
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