In the realm of education, third grade marks a pivotal transition for students as they evolve from foundational learners to independent thinkers. Amidst this transformative year, students delve into the fascinating world of the embryology program, where they cultivate responsibility and explore various facets of science and agriculture. From mastering scientific illustrations to understanding the dynamics of consumers and producers within the Pennsylvania economy, third graders undergo a multifaceted learning experience. One standout project that ignites their curiosity is the “President Presentations,” fostering research skills and honing their ability to structure knowledge effectively into captivating slideshow presentations for an engaged audience..
As I enter my eleventh year as an educator at the academy, reflecting on my overall tenure of thirteen years within the staff, I am deeply committed to the mission of Catholic education. My husband and I proudly watched our three sons graduate from this beloved institution, attributing their academic and personal development to the enriching environment provided by the Academy. When not engrossed in supporting my sons at their football games, wrestling matches, and various extracurricular pursuits, I find solace in immersing myself in a good book, embarking on invigorating hikes with my faithful canine companion, or swimming laps to rejuvenate. An interesting anecdote that often brings a smile is the memorable moment my husband won my engagement ring in a radio station contest and chose to propose to me on the iconic WMMR morning show.
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