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This week, my eighth-grade math classes were engaged in a modern-day math "Escape Room"! As part of the simulation, students were tasked with decoding eight challenges in order to successfully finish their mission. After solving each challenge, a special code was revealed. To verify if the code was correct, decoders then had to unlock a physical or digital lock, find the code using a red lens viewer, or use a UV flashlight to read invisible ink.
In the science lab, Kindergarten-Grade 5 used ultraviolet flashlights to search for “germy” handprints made with a product called GLO GERM, which creates powder-based simulated germs.
After congregating as one school in the sacred space of Central Moravian Church for Opening Chapel, the entire Upper School travelled to Camp Canadensis for our Upper School Retreat. This, too, was sacred time. It was a formative opportunity to set the tone for the year, to honor our connections, and to try new things with the support of our peers.
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