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NHCS Sweeps Citywide Science Fair

Out of 250 experiments entered in the Boston city-wide science fair this year...

Jaleel Wingard won 1st place in the Biology division and 1st place for Best in Show for all middle school categories! Jaleel’s experiment is: "What is the effect of Electromagnetic fields on the fertilization and development of sea urchin embryos?"



Jessica Fernandes and D’Andre Almond won 1st place in the Biology division, 2nd place Overall and 2nd place Best in Show! Jessica’s and D’Andre’s experiment is: "What is the effect of 670nm LED light irradiation on the metamorphic rate of T. molitor?"

Camila McCarthy won 1st place in the Chemistry Division! Camilla’s experiment is: "Recycling Biodiesel production waste products and biomass to create alternative fuels."

Cheyenne Napier won 2nd place in the Chemistry division! Cheyenne’s experiment is: "What is the effect of alpha lipoic acid on the survivability of UV-C irradiated S. cerevisiae?"

Middle school science teacher Mr. Goodgame will be taking all of the students to the next level - the Massachusetts state wide science fair in June. All of the students are to be commended on their stellar achievement.

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Middle school art classes will be taking field trips to the MFA this spring to learn about Thinking Through Art and Mythical Creatures.

Five middle school students will be participating in the Regional Science Fair on Saturday, March 8th.

NHCS’ fifth annual Read Across America literacy celebration will be held the week of March 3rd. Make sure that your children are reading!

Boston Charter School Alliance has released another is a series of videos discussing the merits and the future of charter schools in Massachusetts. Please watch this latest installment to hear the voices of charter school parents.
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