Focused On You
Cieler concludes this podcast series with an urgent call to action–there are limited days left for Earth when she sends her message. This podcast was produced by the Ottoson Green
Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan addresses a number of important topics in a wide-ranging interview. She warns of COVID-19-related scams targeting people (especially elders) around bogus cures and CARES
Eid Mubarak, Ponder Scope and Sports Update, “Atoms with Consciousness, Matter with Curiosity” by Richard Feynman, read by Physics teacher Mr. Petrozzino (in honor of National Physics Day).
Auryn sends a message about clean water, plastic pollution, and protecting our oceans and marine life
Term 4 starts May 4th. Poem of the Day is “Foxes on the Trampoline” by Charlotte Boulay, read by English teacher Mr. Richardson.
Term 4 begins May 4, senior Events planning, and Earth Day and meteors. The poem of the day is an original work, “Heliocentrism” by Mr. Bourassa.
Cyra sends a message about renewable energy and warns how our use of fossil fuels has affected the future.
Senior events planning, communication overload, support for all Ponders, and #Maroonmonday. Tuesday’s poem of the day is “How to Fight” by Clint Smith, read by Ms. Bessette.
Mim hopes a message she sends from the Flitrei Technology Institute reaches us in the year 2020.
AHS reads alone book club, submitting to Poem of the Day, and helping the elderly are covered in the Ponder Scope. Maroon Mondays and the game of the week in
Zoom vs. Hangouts, Taking MOOCs, Library Office Hours, and the poem of the day from English teacher, Ms. Harple. The poem is “Continuities” by Walt Whitman.
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The Gibbs Green Team demonstrates what to recycle and compost and how to do it the right way.
Information about free access to the New York Times and the Poem of the Day featuring Ms. Heyneman.
Addressing questions and concerns by the senior class and where to find more information. Poem of the Day is “Very Large Moth” by Craig Arnold from English teacher Nicole Eidson.