Charter’s Exhibition Night spotlights students’ skills
More than 250 people came out for Exhibition Night at the Marblehead Community Charter Public School on Nov. 20, when students showed off the projects they’ve been working on for the last several weeks.
The sixth-grade class designed tiny houses, incorporating skills learned in math, science, humanities and art. (You can read more about the tiny house project HERE.)
Other students created themed roller coasters using the concepts of velocity and kinetic energy.
Sixth-grader Larkin Smith shows off her model of a tiny house at the MCCPS Exhibittion Night. COURTESY PHOTO / LINDSAY SMITH
Seventh-grader Adrian Greene built this roller coaster, using his knowledge of veolocy and kinetic energy. COURTESY PHOTO / ANNA LORETAN
Charlotte Kuschnir and Callum Salsich stand by their...