NDCL senior Anna Pallante recently completed the US Equestrian Federation’s Equestrian Athlete Lettering Program, a program recognizing the dedication and individual achievements of young equestrians...
Senior Rides to Excellence
NDCL senior Anna Pallante recently completed the US Equestrian Federation’s Equestrian Athlete Lettering Program, a program recognizing the dedication and individual achievements of young equestrians. Demonstrating excellence in both extracurricular and academics, Anna has also been recognized as a National Merit commended student.
Connecting Spirituality and Environment
Nearly 40 students and three teachers responded to Pope Francis’ recent recommendation that care for the environment be added to the Catholic Church’s seven spiritual works of mercy by participating in a beach cleanup at Mentor Headlands on Sept. 20.
Students Channel Galileo
Unlike seventh century scientist Galileo, NDCL physics students use the latest scientific equipment to examine acceleration and gravity.
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NDCL senior Anna Pallante recently completed the US Equestrian Federation’s Equestrian Athlete Lettering Program, a program recognizing the dedication and individual achievements of young equestrians.
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NDCL sophomores Abby Schmid, Matt Rowane and Anna Corso catalogue the items they collected from the beach.
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Ariel Lam, of Middlefield, uses a Vernier Photogate and picket fence to measure acceleration of a free falling body.
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Physics teacher Pauline Cheeseman and Tom Liang, an international student from China, adjust a Vernier Motion Detector and ramp to collect data on velocity versus time.
