College Visit Day: H.S. students investigate post-secondary options during campus visits to Ohio U, Tiffin, Heidelberg, Shawnee State, Miami, Ohio Northern, Cleveland State, Marietta, Earlham and Kenyon.
Dr. Davis and Dr. Osman from OSU’s College of Optometry teach Bodies students about the arc of the angle and how it translates to the size of letters on a visual acuity chart. Students used what they learned to solve a case study.
This Veterans Day, we thank all of the Metro staff, parents, volunteers and partners who have served or are currently serving our country.
UA Councilwoman Kathy Adams shows M.S. Student Council members how school leadership can translate into local leadership and beyond.
Metro 7th graders were at COSI Friday for the exciting news that the exhibit “Tutankhamen - His Tomb & His Treasures” will be on site in March. The announcement came on the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the pharaoh’s tomb.
The November "Action for Happiness" calendar is filled with daily ideas to try new things - or new approaches to old things - to make life happier, healthier and kinder.
Friday Fall Fest: Metro's AfterCare students celebrated fall with food, games and crafts. Thanks to all the parents who donated items and the staff who helped make it great!
Middle School students were thrilled to be part of the AWS Girls Tech Day at COSI today.
Metro's Rock the Street, Wall Street (RTSWS) Club members thank Diamond Hill Investments for their mentorship and guidance this semester!
RTSWS is a national program designed to bring both gender and racial equity to the financial markets and to spark the interest of high school girls into careers in finance. @Diamond Hill Investments @Rock the Street, Wall Street
Learning from the Past: OSU’s Anthropology Public Outreach Program visited the 6th grade Regions & People class today. Students took on the role of
anthropologists by hypothesizing about early human skulls.
Ohio State is hosting a Healthy Community Day this Friday (10/14) at their Outpatient Care East facility (543 Taylor Ave.) Stop by between 9am-12pm for free flu shots, COVID boosters and other giveaways. For details, visit https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/health-and-wellness/healthy-community-day
Sunday Service: National Honor Society members spent time giving back this weekend by helping to clean up Goodale Park.
Math + Technology = Art: Precalculus students explored graphing polar curves today for a graphing art project.
Our deepest thanks to MacKenzie Scott for a generous $2.5 million contribution to Metro Schools!
Metro was honored to host Chris Suel, Community Development Regional Manager, and Danielle Sullivan, New Albany Site Coordinator, both of Meta (Facebook). We are looking forward to planning next steps and creating new opportunities for Metro students to experience Meta.
Bacterial Conjugation Lab: Students in the Bodies program learned how antibiotic resistance can come through mutation and gene transfer and how those changes impact the effectiveness of medications in treating illness.
Thanks to all the Metro graduates who attended the first Alumni Association event on Friday! The tailgate party included food, games, tunes and lots of fun catching up with classmates. We hope to see even more alumni and staff at the next event!
Collaborative Learning: Design Pathway students created 3D-printed catapults that were used by Physics students to conduct experiments. Mr. Cox's Physics class will share their data and findings with Mr. Caldwell's Design class as part of the interdisciplinary project.
Connecting Culture & Cuisine: Dr. Puja Batra-Wells spoke to Mrs. Barton's Regions and People class about careers in cultural studies as part of a unit on Culture & Heritage. Students focused on learning about food as a major element of culture.
The Metro Middle School wall construction project is shifting from this fall to next spring due to permitting delays with the state of Ohio and supply chain issues. Instead of beginning construction in November, the start of the project will be moved to mid-May 2023. This will allow us to continue in-person instruction for the bulk of the school year. Based on the timeline received from the construction manager, we will share any hybrid plans (if needed) or adjustments to the school calendar.
