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[Photo] South student helps create youth computer science program

May 25, 2018

RHYTHMIC RITUAL: Clapping his hands, Robert Shellard, AP Music Theory teacher, warms up his AP Music Theory class with an exercise where the class is prompted to write down whatever melody or rhythm Shellard plays. This is one skill of many that was present on the students’ AP tests at the end of the year.

[Photo] Music Theory caters to all students, allows for musical exploration

May 25, 2018

RHYTHMIC RITUAL: Clapping his hands, Robert Shellard, AP Music Theory teacher, warms up his AP Music Theory class with an exercise where the class is prompted to write down whatever melody or rhythm Shellard...

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[Photo] Artist Alert

March 21, 2017

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[Photo] Artist Alert

September 30, 2016

hungry high schoolers: Queued up in the cafeteria, students wait to be served at food court stations. Quest has recently changed their policies regarding negative balances.

[Photo] Quest adapts new balance policy, bans purchasing lunch with negative funds

September 30, 2016

hungry high schoolers: Queued up in the cafeteria, students wait to be served at food court stations. Quest has recently changed their policies regarding negative balances.

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