The Fall Learning Fair 2018 

The Fall Learning Fair 2018 was a great success! We'd like to thank all the students for all their hard work throughout the learning fair process. We'd also like to thank those who joined us Thursday night to celebrate the achievements of our ETA students. A video of the learning fair is attached above. The learning fair highlighted the intertwined subject matter of the ETA. The students were pushed to achieve their best and were held to strict deadlines. The students all did well and we are very proud of them all. Thank you to all the ETA Teachers for their hard work to make it happen.

Special Thanks to the students speakers at the Learning Fair, Victoria Peters, Ava Hurley, and Santiago Baez. They talked about what the Learning Fair is and about what they did in all different subjects.

                                             What is the Learning Fair?

The Learning fair is a project where all subjects in the ETA are connected together. It happens two times in a year, in the fall and the spring. This fall topic is about the Blackstone Canal. In history class students get to create a timeline about the Blackstone Canal. In biology students get to create a green plan. In Engineering class students get to build there building, which must be in scale, like all the other students buildings, it also have to be build online on Inventor. Inventor is used all year long, a software where they get to create their products, which has to be done after measuring their specific product. In English class, students get to write letters to the mayor about their specific product to be build. In Math, students get to make a blueprint of their building. It usually last for about a month and a half.