Here is your FAB News for Wednesday March 19, 2025 https://youtu.be/I9j0l67ho-c
Models aren’t just for the runway! In AP Biology students used pool noodles and craft supplies to build models of prokaryotic operons. Students used their completed models to demonstrate how genes are turned on and off in bacterial cells based on the presence or absence of certain molecules. By creating and manipulating their models, students were able to explain how gene expression is regulated and controlled within cells.
The Modeling Club is the perfect place for students interested in fashion and modeling to express themselves. Whether you dream of walking the runway or simply want to build confidence, this club provides a supportive environment to develop your style and poise. Students will learn the essentials of modeling, including runway walking, posing for photo shoots, and developing a unique personal style.
Beyond fashion, the club encourages self-confidence and personal growth. Every student gets the opportunity to perform on stage, developing skills in public speaking, presence, and body language. Through the guidance of Ms. Geffrard, students not only improve their modeling techniques but also cultivate a stronger sense of self-assurance and creativity. This is a space where personal style is celebrated, and all are encouraged to shine.
The Interior Design Club offers students a space to dive into the world of creative design and aesthetics. With a focus on practical application, students will explore how to create functional and visually appealing environments, from small residential spaces to larger commercial designs. The club provides hands-on experiences where members can experiment with different styles, colors, and textures to enhance their design knowledge.
Our Girls Varsity Volleyball Team is all about elevating your game to the next level. This team focuses on advanced technical skills, strategic play, and competitive performance. Athletes will sharpen their passing, setting, hitting, and serving techniques while learning to read the game and adapt under pressure. The team emphasizes strong leadership, teamwork, and a winning mindset both on and off the court.
Our Marine Biology students got a first had look at key internal and external features of a cephalopod as part of a Squid Dissection. In addition, students were able to make connections between the structure and function of the organs.
Strength. Skill. Unity. 💪🔥 Our Girls Varsity Soccer Team is more than just a team — it's a family. ❤️⚽️ From intense training sessions to game day victories, these athletes are putting in the work and showing up for each other every step of the way.
#VarsitySoccer #TeamSpirit #GameDay #StrongerTogether #GoTeam
Here is your FAB News for Tuesday, March 18, 2025 https://youtu.be/RTlgaVlxADs
Here is your FAB News for Monday, March 17, 2025 https://youtu.be/b7aDyaHh8JY
Here is your FAB News Friday March 14, 2025 https://youtu.be/vnb6lBC8NlM
HSFl, it's that time of year‼️Our Annual J.J. Thomas Career Day is happening next week on March 21st 📆. This is a great opportunity to explore new careers, gain insights from industry professionals, and start planning your future. You must sign up for 2 sessions to attend. This year, we're bringing in new panelists along with some familiar faces from past years. See you all there 🤩
Here is the FAB News for Thursday, March 13, 2025 https://youtu.be/6egtOJ1ECFA
Here is your FAB News Friday, March 12, 2025 https://youtu.be/msKV2yovRhM
Sometimes Math can be hard - math buddies helping each other out during class in AP Pre-Calc!
During last week's "Bring your Parent to School Day", one student and parent teamed up to demonstrate how to use synthetic division to divide polynomials. Kudos to dad!
Here is your FAB News for Tuesday March 11, 2025 https://youtu.be/7BZv8hHdiEY
Our Girls Bowling Team is more than just strikes and spares, being part of this team means building friendships, forming a family, having fun, and embracing the competitive spirit together!
Monday Civics Week Task – Environmental and Social Issues Window Display Analysis
Today on Civics Week, 9th and 10th grade students will engage in a thoughtful analysis of our school’s window displays focused around Environmental and Social Issues . The goal is to help students understand how art and merchandising displays can serve as powerful tools for social and cultural change.
Task Overview:
Students will observe and analyze the window displays, paying attention to the visual choices, messaging, and themes presented.
They will consider how these displays reflect social issues, values, and calls to action.
Students will explore how art and merchandising can influence public opinion, raise awareness, and inspire action.
Thank you to Jose Suarez , Deputy Director of Digital Media for capturing the day! #NYCDOESCHOOLS #Civicsweek
Our Boys and Girls Varsity Bowling Team combines competitive spirit with a fun and supportive atmosphere. We welcome bowlers of all levels and focus on improving technique and mental focus.
During Parent Visiting Day at HSFI, our students (and parents!) participated in a Chemistry experiment to determine the amount of Calories burned in a gram of different popular snacks (Doritos, Lays, and Takis) and compared their values with the nutritional labels
