A select group of students had the incredible opportunity to attend a mentoring workshop with the Paramount team, where they gained valuable industry insights and guidance.
Here is your FAB News for Friday Jan 31, 2025 https://youtu.be/R8U1xr_SQL4
Recently the Italian Club stopped off in Little Italy for some after school winter fun, including Cannoli! Delizioso!
Here is your FAB News for Thursday, January 30, 2025 https://youtu.be/nbu37JSq0CE
Teachers and students from HS of Graphics and Communication Arts recently stopped by HSFI for a demonstration of some of the fun and exciting projects students are working on in our Geometric Design Class!
Here is your FAB News for Tuesday, Jan 28th https://youtu.be/_5dFMgV3vg0
11th-grade photography majors shared their artist statements at the opening reception for their exhibition: Fragments in Focus
Families, students, and staff posed in the photobooth at the opening reception of Fragments in Focus, our 11th-grade photography exhibition.
Students engage in collaborative hands on laboratory activities each week in their science classes. Today, students were determining the percent water in hydrated Copper (II) sulfate.
Here is your FAB News Friday Jan 17, 2025 https://youtu.be/Oqus2JUCefo
As Mr. Paquet's juniors become increasingly proficient with Photoshop, Fridays mean quizzes that recap what we learned throughout the week.
Our Visual Presentation Sophomores begin their first digital window rendering.
Here is your FAB News Thursday January 16, 2025 https://youtu.be/J6eGLBOXvT8
Here is your FAB News for Wed, Jan 15, 2025 https://youtu.be/9Pl8-R3QiHk
HSFI Success Skills Cover Story of the Week: I used the Be Dependable success skill and made it to the Principal’s Honor Roll.
Here is your FAB News for Tuesday Jan 14, 2025 https://youtu.be/zTyFLUe8jmA
Get ready, HSFI! This Friday, January 17, we’re hosting a pop-up event in the FLY store. Don’t miss out on exclusive finds—see you there!
Here is your FAB News for Monday, January 13, 2025 https://youtu.be/G9yNzIqqIAA
This week in our Earth and Space Science classes students:
*observed computer models of how seismic waves move through Earth's Interior
*They participated / observed a human demo of how the motions of p and s waves (seismic) are different
*This allowed them to see how they interact with different materials (phases of matter)
* Then they worked as a group to determine what is happening inside the Earth.
Here is your FAB News for Friday, January 10th https://youtu.be/VfIdKB3e9Rw