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Posted4/7/2021 1:01 PM
Many girls and boys dream of going to space, but few children have the pleasure of meeting someone who works for NASA, and still fewer have the opportunity to ask a NASA scientist questions about the subject they are studying in fourth grade.
Recently, Holy Family Catholic Academy, Inverness, fourth-grade students were introduced to Kevin Metrocavage, NASA s International Space Station Operations manager and Space Operations Center manager.
Holy Family Catholic Academy s fourth-graders, working on the unit May the Force be With You, were learning about potential and kinetic energy. We often look for outside experts to help students understand the why they learn what they do, along with the how their learning will impact their lives in the future. When one of our parents, Michael Guidry, generously approached me with an introduction to Kevin Metrocavage, NASA s International Space Station Operations manager, the students and I were over the moon,
NASA Lands at HFCA, 4th grade Launches Inquiry (Unit) Kevin Metrocavage, NASA s International Space Station Operations manager, engaging with Jake Hendricks, HFCA fourth grade student. Courtesy of HFCA
Updated 3/4/2021 9:04 AM
Many girls and boys dream of going to space, but few children have the pleasure of meeting someone who works for NASA and still fewer have the opportunity to ask a NASA scientist questions about the subject they are studying in fourth grade.
Recently, Holy Family Catholic Academy (Inverness) fourth grade students were introduced to Kevin Metrocavage, NASA s International Space Station Operations manager and Space Operations Center manager.
HFCA s fourth-graders, working on their unit May the Force be With You, were learning about potential and kinetic energy.
Holy Family Catholic Academy student honored for patriot essay Zach Waltuck, left, an eighth-grader at Holy Family Catholic Academy, receives his first-place award from VFW Post 5151 from Jeanne Olmstead, Holy Family Catholic Academy middle school teacher. Courtesy of Holy Family Catholic Academy
Updated 2/10/2021 10:57 AM
Parents throughout the country have struggled to explain to their children the recent events that took place in our Capitol. The scenes from Jan. 6 were all over social media, television and print media, with breaking news banners highlighting yet more troubling details.
While experienced psychologists and other trusted sources have given parents some guidance, sometimes we need look no further than our own children to help make sense of difficult situations.
Kindness is in season at Holy Family Catholic Academy Holy Family Catholic Academy fifth-grade student Addy Besenhofer smiles through her mask at notes of kindness written by her classmates. Courtesy of Holy family Catholic Academy
Updated 12/21/2020 3:17 PM
This holiday season looks quite different from those of past years most gifts are bought online, Advent candles are lit virtually and annual Christmas programs and visits to Santa are canceled. Everyone is faced with decisions on how to celebrate safely and mark the end of this very challenging year.
Christmas has always been a celebration of faith and community at Holy Family Catholic Academy in Inverness, and faith and community are needed now more than ever. The question is how does a school re-imagine a time of coming together when the success of its in-person instruction has been to keep physical distance?