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Friday in the Front:
Erin W.
Chris F.
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- A 5 member team from South Middle won the LI Regional Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven National Laboratory on March 2. This is the second consecutive year that a team from South Middle has won this regional competition.
The first-place team of Eric P., Tristan W., Erin W., Samantha Z., and Richard Z. competed against 19 other teams representing 12 school districts across Nassau and Suffolk counties. The fast-paced question-and-answer format covered a wide range of science disciplines, including biology, chemistry, Earth science, physics, energy, and math.The team is coached by Dr. Doris Stanick, an Earth science teacher at South Middle, and Ms. Diane Caplain, a biology teacher at South Middle. As the winners of the Regional Middle School Bowl, the South Middle team has earned an invitation to the National Middle School Science Bowl hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy in Washington, D.C.The Department of Energy National Science Bowl (NSB), established in 1991, is one of the nation’s largest science competitions. This year, more than 4,500 middle school students will compete in 50 middle school regional tournaments, leading up to the National Middle School Science Bowl competition in April. -
- On Feb. 2nd, ten South Middle students participated in the LI Chapter MATHCOUNTS competition, held at NMS. Students competed in both individual and team rounds. South Middle's team came in 2nd place! This qualified the team to advance to the State Level competition in March. Tristan W. and Erin W. received trophies for scoring among the top 12 individuals, and Tristan finished an amazing 1st place in the Countdown Round!
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- The GSA at South Middle has been awarded a "mini grant" to create comic books about inclusivity, acceptance and awareness about LGBT issues. Read more at the LGBT Network site.
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- On Saturday, 1/19, South Middle Science Research students Arthur Z., Richard O., and Ivan X. earned 5th place at the regional Future City Competition held in NYC. The Future City competition includes more than 40,000 middle school students from across the world. Future City requires students to collaboratively solve authentic, real-world problems. This year, students had to design/plan a city that would survive a natural disaster. Our students choose a hurricane, our most pressing natural disaster on Long Island. To demonstrate their plan, students had to design a simulated city using computer aided design program and construct an actual 3-d model. The students were led by the science research teacher, Dr. Doris Stanick. The competition invited teams from all over the New York City area. Congratulations to the students for their excellent work and may it be the catalyst that leads these students to solve the problems of tomorrow.
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- On Friday, May 25th, students at North and South Middle traveled to New York City for the No Place for Hate Recognition Ceremony. For the second year, South Middle has been recognized as a No Place for Hate School, and earned a gold star distinction.
