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Did you know? We’re ready to grow! Stay tuned for more information about Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship’s very own hydroponic lab. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Students at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship are using SMARTBoards in their classroom. This technology is being used across the school at all grade levels. Students have the opportunity to interact with technology throughout their day at ALLMSES. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Students are pledging to be environmental stewards! Read their commitments to going green on the third floor. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
This year’s Content in Arts Festival was a success! More pictures will be uploaded to our Picasa site soon. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Third graders at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship wrote persuasive essays about deforestation in Brazil. Stop by Class 3-337 to read their convincing work. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Third graders at ALLMSES visited El Mueso del Barrio, taking a short walk from our school. They participated in hands-on art programs and learned about their community. El Mueso del Barrio’s website provides information about upcoming events for families. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Fourth graders at the Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship just completed projects in the content areas. To demonstrate their understanding of content from the Social Studies and Science curriculum they were asked to complete the following performance task: As museum curators students will create a museum installation, for tourists, depicting the [...]
Composting is still taking place at ALLMSES. What kind of food waste can you compost? Learn more at HowToCompost.org Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Student Reporter Kiani: Hoot is about a young boy who wants to save these burrowing owls. It is part of our study because it is about habitats. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
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