Teachers in the Warrenton School District are using a new cirriculum this year called MySci. Blackhawk Middle School teacers learned more about it in an exercise Sept. 6. From left, teachers Alicia …
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Teachers in the Warrenton School District are using a new cirriculum this year called MySci. Blackhawk Middle School teacers learned more about it in an exercise Sept. 6. From left, teachers Alicia Hirschbuehler and Michael Quan meet with Jeanne Norris, a K-8 coordinator for science curriculum in the MySci Resource Center at the Insitute for School Partnership at Washington University. Hirschbuehler and Quan both teach 7th grade science where the focus is life sciences. Record photo/Kate Miller.
