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First Day of Classes

02 Aug 2010 | By admin

Mr. Domiano will again be teaching computer classes for K-8th graders, as well as, 7th grade science. We will have a new roving computer lab (laptop cart) for the downstairs classes! We have also ordered new typing software!

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Summer!

15 Jul 2010 | By admin

I am currently sitting at an in-service at GCC. We are using http://www.wordle.net If you’re bored at home this is a neat tool that you should try out.

Also don’t forget that the summer is a great time to do the experiment and data collection portion of your PJAS projects!

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PJAS State Meeting

22 Jan 2010 | By admin

The PJAS State Meet is held at Penn State University on May 16th-18th

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