Looking forward to a great show! #wearemuir
Muir's Robotics Team (Robo-COLTS) impressed the judges at their first tournament, placing 5th (of 24) in the qualification round & advancing to the semi-finals. They earned 2nd place for the Innovate Award, which celebrates imaginative thinking, ingenuity & creativity. #wearemuir
Mr. Donoghue's 7th grade Social Studies students worked in teams while using technology and friendly competition to deepen their learning of Ancient Egypt! #wearemuir
6th grade Band students putting in extra practice during seminar to hone their skills! #wearemuir
Congratulations to our Term 1, 7th grade students who earned Top of the Team Awards for being either Motivated, Understanding, Innovative or Relentless. These students represent what we strive to be at Muir! #wearemuir
Happy Halloween! Thanks to Mrs. Rapp and our Student Council hosting our annual Halloween Spooktacular Dance Party! #wearemuir
A great Halloween dress up day at Muir! #wearemuir
A great Halloween dress up day at Muir! #wearemuir
Muir's Halloween Day is Tomorrow!#wearemuir
Mrs. Doggett’s 6th grade Comm Arts performed their fairytales on stage and did an excellent job! Great costumes and sets! #wearemuir
Congratulations to two more Colts who medaled at the Regional Meet! #wearemuir
Congratulations to these two Colts who took 1st and 2nd place at the Regional Meet! #wearemuir
HVS combined Middle School & High School Bands performed on Friday night at Pre-Game for the LHS/MHS Football game. Our Muir Bands had a ton of fun and everyone sounded great! Go Band! #wearemuir #hvssuccess
Congrats to your 7th grade Comm Arts students who were voted as having the “Best Costume Design” for their hero/villain character in the class Mystery Unit. #wearemuir
7th grade Health students created, produced and preformed songs/poems or scratch stories about the negative impacts of tobacco/vape use. They rocked it out! #wearemuir
Congratulations to our Students of the Week! #wearemuir #makingmuirbetter
Mrs. Lozon's 6th grade social studies students used oranges to diagram lines of latitude and longitude, locate and draw hemispheres, and attempted to make a round earth (peel) lie flat for a map! #wearemuir
8th grade Engineering students learned how to determine the direction and trajectory of a rocket through design, creation and trial! #wearemuir
Mrs. Puffer's 8th grade ELA students analyzed characterization and theme in Paul Fleischman’s Seedfolks by growing actual grass seed folks. #wearemuir
Mrs. Saks and Ms. Ryan's 6th grade ELA classes embarked on a quest to apply figurative language skills to The Lightning Thief. Students learned about character, conflict, setting as well as how to use literary devices such as sensory language, simile and alliteration. #wearemuir
