The Science Fair at North Phoenix Prep brought together students from grades 7 through 12 to present their original scientific projects after months of dedicated research and experimentation. This annual event served as a platform for young scientist to demonstrate their understanding of the scientific method and they competed for a chance to advance to […] Read More »

Glendale Prep’s Metal Masters just made history by becoming the school’s first-ever state champions at the AIA State Robotics Championship. Dominating the field with five wins in six qualifying matches before an undefeated finals run, the team soared to a first-place finish. Now, they’re off to Houston for the elite FIRST Championship, where they’ll face […] Read More »

In Mrs. Terpstra’s fourth-grade class at Archway Glendale, students are diving deep into the science of natural disasters, particularly earthquakes. As part of their studies, they recently participated in a hands-on project that brought their lessons to life. Donning her science goggles and white lab coat, Mrs. Terpstra gave instructions for the activity, a familiar routine for […] Read More »

The high school robotics program at Trivium Prep competed in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC), a global initiative by FIRST to use robots to help build character. The three FTC teams at Trivium, comprising a total of thirty students, achieved great success this year. They qualified for the state competitions, won several awards along the way, and one of their […] Read More »

Great Hearts teacher, Dr. Darryl Orletsky, will be leading a workshop titled, “Student Misconceptions in a Science Classroom” at the 2024 National Symposium for Classical Education, hosted by the Great Hearts Institute on March 20-22 at the Phoenix Convention Center. With 20 years of experience in teaching, Dr. Orletsky will explain how students enter classrooms with robust notions about how the […] Read More »