I am excited to announce that Schenevus has established an American Chemical Society ChemClub program. At the first meeting, we had more than 25 students, 9-12, show interest in be part of SCS's newest club. The internationally recognized club invites, motivates and encourages high school students to explore the many ways that chemistry connects to their world. At our second meeting we will be choosing representatives and establishing committees responsible for publicity, school events and lab activities. Watch for our posters and blogs!

The start of the new year is approaching quickly and I am getting excited to start the new year! Please make sure you check out the rest of this site for information about the courses you will be taking and some other interesting information that you might like to read.
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Here is the Current Schedule:
Chemistry Review Sessions are every Tuesday from 7:30-8:00 AM
Living Environment Review Session are every Wednesday from 7:30-8:00 AM
If you can't make it, see me to arrange a different time.

Just back from a very exciting week at Cornell,  I learned so much and can't wait to share some of the activities with the Living Environment classes. See more pictures under the "Other Interesting Stuff" tab.

It is hard to believe that scientists are still finding new species.  Here is link to the top 10 species identified in 2013.  The list includes a tree and a very cute mammal from Ecuador called the oliguito.  Read more at: ESF Top Ten Species.

NASA has attached HD cameras to the outside of the International Space Station.  They are streaming live video 24/7!  Check it out here!

I had great time in Boston!  I learned and saw a lot of really cool things.  Everyone I met was really friendly and fun to talk to.  I picked up a few great resources to bring back to the classroom.  I even had my picture taken with an echidna!

Okay Chemistry students....which of you said this to your parents recently?