Once again, our wonderful bilingual counselors Ms. Esther and Ms. Choing coordinated a celebration of Khmer, Burmese, Laotian, and Nepali new year. Many of our families contributed their time and most especially delicious food. Fried rice, egg curry, samosa, fried noodles, pad thai, and so much more was enjoyed by our students and their families…
It was that time of year again where our Key community rolled our sleeves up and got to work spring cleaning both inside and outside. Thank you to all of our parents and families who volunteered their time. The day may have been rainy, but once all the cleaning was done, it felt like a…
Pi Day this year was filled with fun math games and competitions. The best part was watching Dr. Dinon get a pie inth eface by the winners! Hope that was a delicious pie, Dr. Dinon!
We kicked off Key’s science club with a student-generated idea and everyone wanted to build a volcano so we spent the first weeks doing that. Other images are related to chemical reactions like a “snowstorm in a jar” and “how to blow up a balloon”. Students also learned about surface tension with “how many drops…
All year our Photography Club students have been taking pictures at different events around school. Recently they practiced their photo-taking skills at nearby FDR Park! They took pictures of nature and close-ups. They even had time for a little fun on the brand new swings built in the park and to celebrate a peer’s birthday…
We had a range of activities this year for Black Histoy Month! From door decorating to guest speakers and readers, there was so much happening at Key school as we recognized and honored the contributions African-American culture has had on all of our lives.
This season Key students were very surprised to receive many thoughful gifts from area businesses and organizations. Everyone had a great time unwrapping presents and sharing new fun toys with each other!
Saturdays at the Key library have begun. Once a mo0nth we will be hosting families to come join us in our library. You can do more than just pick a book to read. You can . . . Play reading or math games Use free WiFi Print and make copies Catch up on homework Play…
We recognized Hispanic Heritage with reflections of our cultures and pride in our favorite soccer teams! Take a look at some of the great looks you could have seen around our school!
Temple University’s “Stars of Honor” program recognizes students who are nominated by their teachers. These are students who have demonstrated honor in various capacities. Each studentget s great certificate, but above all, they had great fun on a beautiful day at Lincoln Financial Field. Way to go , honorees!