Observations - Questions - Hypothesis - Predictions - Experiment. Eighth grade students have been busy exploring science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Since September, our 8th grade students have been completing various steps of the scientific method. As young scientists, students designed their own experiments and conducted their own research. This included overseeing an experiment at home and collecting data for over a month. As a culmination to their projects, students formulated their results, created a poster presentation, practiced their public speaking when describing their work, and competed during this week's Science Fair. Madelyn Smith received 3rd place for her work "Observing the effects music has on memorization through a series of tests on participants." Caitlyn Smith received 2nd place for her work "Observing the amount of bacteria growth on boys versus girls bathroom doors." Layla Hart received 1st place for her work "Observing the Spectator Effect on shot accuracy in Basketball."
Our teaching encourages students to explore how subjects relate to one another, helping them to make connections that spark inquiry and deepen understanding.
Skilled, Creative Teachers
Barnesville teachers have the freedom to tailor instruction based on individual learning styles to engage and challenge each child.
Collaborative Culture
We cultivate an environment of respect where students encourage and inspire each other and gain confidence in the value of their own unique voice.
Ideal Setting
Our beautiful 30-acre campus in Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve is our extended classroom, enabling us to integrate nature into everyday learning.
World Citizens
Barnesville’s strong interdisciplinary foundation prepares students for success in an increasingly diverse and interconnected world.
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Barnesville School
21830 Peach Tree Road PO Box 404 Barnesville, MD 20838 p: 301.972.0341