Selma’s Sights to See: Carnaby Street
Going to school in London, we get to be so close to locations that people around the world travel hundreds of miles to visit. One [Read more…]
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Author Neil Shusterman visits middle school students
On November 3, author Neal Shusterman came and spoke to the middle school students during advisory and some of first block in the School Center. [Read more…]
Book Review: The Hate U Give
The Hate U Give is an outstanding contemporary novel written by Angie Thomas that follows the life of Starr Carter. The writing in this book [Read more…]
The artsy side of ASL: dancing and doodling
The middle school is filled with students with a variety of artistic talents. Their talents range from dancing, to singing, to drawing and more. Eighth-grader [Read more…]
Book review: No and Me
No and Me by Delphine de Vigan is a fiction book about a thirteen-year-old girl’s school presentation that changes the lives of her falling-apart family. [Read more…]
Book Review: Travels with Charley in Search of America
Travels with Charley in Search of America by John Steinbeck follows the author on a 10,000-mile road trip spanning 34 states in the summer of [Read more…]
Book review: Ink
Set in a world where every major action and life event is tattooed on your skin, Ink by Alice Broadway is a unique dystopian read, [Read more…]
Review: The Book Thief
The Book Thief was first a book and then turned into a movie. Find out what our reviewer thinks of both. This review was produced by [Read more…]
Music “doubling” brings new opportunities, responsibilities
For the second semester of music this year, eighth grade students were given the opportunity to pick between band, orchestra, choir or digital music. [Read more…]
Bergeron Fellow Linda Sue Park teaches grade six writing workshops
Recipient of the 2002 Newbery Medal and frequent name on the NY Times Bestseller list visited ASL as the Bergeron Fellow of 2018. Linda Sue [Read more…]