Friday, April 30, 2010

Wallace's FOCUS Students Encounter Justice System

Eighth grade FOCUS students witnessed, firsthand, the workings of the judicial branch of government when they visited the Grand Street Courthouse on Thursday, April 29. US Marshall Preziosa gave students a tour of the lock-up and various court rooms. Judge Adelman, Public Defender Green, and State's Attorney Davenport met with the students, shared overviews of their roles and responsibilities, and answered questions. The visit ended with students' observing actual court proceedings of the criminal court.



-Ms. Porzio

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Wallace Students Mark Earth Day with Hard Word


Wallace Middle School students worked for two hours on Thursday, April 22, to clean up the grounds around the school and to plant flowers. Thanks to the students and Wallace faculty and staff for cleaning up our campus and planting so many beautiful flowers in pots near the front doors.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Wallace Middle School Announces the March Students of the Month

Wallace Middle School has a student-of-the-month program. Each month, one student per grade per house is selected based on the following criteria:

Positive - Is respectful
Attitudes - Accepts responsibility
Working - Completes a high percentage of class work and/or homework
Safely - Follows school rules

Wallace Middle School's March Students of the Month


Huckins House
6th Najae Collins
7th John Currier
8th Kristie Mitre

Rapuano House
6th Ian Rozyn
7th Eric Simmons
8th Ronzel Coates

Yeshion House
6th Aldi Ajce
7th Jeremy Olan
8th Cesilie Diaz

Unified Arts (Health Education)
Lionel Dawkins

Accelerated Academy
Monisha Nadisan

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Solar Systems Galore In Yeshion House's 8th Grade Science Class


Mrs. Rusnov's 8th grade science students went "to infinity and beyond" to create models of the solar system. Students grabbed styrofoam, wire, wood, clay, rice crispie treats, frosting, paint, cardboard, pins, string and more to show the arrangement of planets around the sun. One model literally towered over the others and included LED lights. Saturn's rings were shown in particularly creative fashion. Congratulations to those students who so successfully combined art and science!