Our biology students are diving into genetics in the most delightfully spud‑tacular way—by creating “spudoodles”! This annual favorite turns inheritance patterns into hands‑on fun. Students start by randomly selecting alleles to determine each trait’s phenotype, then team up to “cross” their DNA and discover what kind of little spud their pairing will produce.

Let’s take it back a few decades! Before everything was streamed, music lived on CDs, cassette tapes, and—going even further back—record players. In physics, we’re exploring circular motion, and those old-school turntables make the perfect real‑world connection.

High school science students have been having fun during our first semester!