Stevens Mason Middle School - Mariner Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Academics 6

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Reaching out to the students was the goal of the teachers. They reached the students and therefore classes were more interesting. The Science classes did more experiments and demonstrations. The Math, Block, and History classes made more pro- jects. To summarize the .classrooms of this school year is easy. The teachers achieved their goal to make the classes interesting and enjoyable and the students responded well. f' T just what I wanted!! QQ.,-4w jumping rope is the specialty of this eighth grader Up, up, and away. L