Biomechanics Seminar
Mr. Gift will be running TWEP's Biomechanics Seminar this fall (2021) for any students in 6th grade or higher. Class size is limited to 8 students. Registration forms can be found below. Please download, complete, and mail asap. This is a first come, first serve event. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:45 - 5:00 at the Charles Brightbill Environmental Center. Students will be able to walk to the Center after school and will need to arrange rides for 5:00. Homeschool students are also welcome and will need to arrange rides to and from. |
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"Girls in Science" Workshops - Class is filled!
Sheila Snider will be running workshops on Wednesdays from 3:45 - 5:00 for Middle School girls recommended by the JBMS Science dept. Each workshop will highlight a field of study in Science. Guest speakers will join the instruction.
September 22 - Orientation and exploration of botany with Sheila Snider, TWEP director and Billie Cole, JBMS teacher
September 29 - Ornithology with Audubon members, Terri Kochert and Debby Hook
October 6 - Geology with Tom Smith, retired Earth Science teacher and member of the Franklin County Rock and Mineral Club
October 13 - Chemistry with Becky Miller, JBHS teacher
October 20 - Ecology and Ichthyology with Michelle Rhodes, JBMS teacher and Kyle Wirick, PA Waterways Conservation Officer.
Sheila Snider will be running workshops on Wednesdays from 3:45 - 5:00 for Middle School girls recommended by the JBMS Science dept. Each workshop will highlight a field of study in Science. Guest speakers will join the instruction.
September 22 - Orientation and exploration of botany with Sheila Snider, TWEP director and Billie Cole, JBMS teacher
September 29 - Ornithology with Audubon members, Terri Kochert and Debby Hook
October 6 - Geology with Tom Smith, retired Earth Science teacher and member of the Franklin County Rock and Mineral Club
October 13 - Chemistry with Becky Miller, JBHS teacher
October 20 - Ecology and Ichthyology with Michelle Rhodes, JBMS teacher and Kyle Wirick, PA Waterways Conservation Officer.
