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| May 21, 2012 |
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Math team keeps winning
by Reed Solomon
Three meets down and one to go, and so far the Healey has won all 3!
On Monday, March 12, 2012, the 3rd math competition was held at
Somerville High School. Again, the Healey prevailed! The Healey 7
and 8th grade math team’s win streak continued for this academic
year, as they defeated three other Somerville middle grade teams in
the third meet.
The first meet of this school year was on Monday, October 24, 2011.
Healey won with 116 points, Winter Hill came in second with 72 points,
East Somerville came in with 60 points.
The second meet was special, but then again, they all are because
the Healey always wins. The 2nd meet was very exciting and our team
showed their talents.
The second meet was at Somerville High school on January 10,
2012. This time every school in Somerville participated except for West
Somerville Neighborhood School. The results were The Kennedy
School came in with 56 points…The East Somerville came in with 57
points…Winter Hill with 60 points… Argenziano came in with 96
points…And, of course…THE HEALEY CAME IN WITH 117 POINTS!!!
(Figure 1).
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by Reed Solomon
Three meets down and one to go, and so far the Healey has won all 3!
On Monday, March 12, 2012, the 3rd math competition was held at
Somerville High School. Again, the Healey prevailed! The Healey 7
and 8th grade math team’s win streak continued for this academic
year, as they defeated three other Somerville middle grade teams in
the third meet.
The first meet of this school year was on Monday, October 24, 2011.
Healey won with 116 points, Winter Hill came in second with 72 points,
East Somerville came in with 60 points.
The second meet was special, but then again, they all are because
the Healey always wins. The 2nd meet was very exciting and our team
showed their talents.
The second meet was at Somerville High school on January 10,
2012. This time every school in Somerville participated except for West
Somerville Neighborhood School. The results were The Kennedy
School came in with 56 points…The East Somerville came in with 57
points…Winter Hill with 60 points… Argenziano came in with 96
points…And, of course…THE HEALEY CAME IN WITH 117 POINTS!!!
(Figure 1).
CONTINUED...CLICK HERE
Coyote on the
loose
by Aidan Blum Levine
A coyote got lost this
week. On May 1st, a
coyote was spotted on Main
Street in Somerville. The
coyote was grey and brown.
Rachel Taylor, the
assistant animal control
officer, said,” It is most
likely that it was living near
or on the train tracks. The
coyote got lost wandering
down them. When the
coyote was sighted, the
environmental police said
that the coyote had to be
left alone.”
loose
by Aidan Blum Levine
A coyote got lost this
week. On May 1st, a
coyote was spotted on Main
Street in Somerville. The
coyote was grey and brown.
Rachel Taylor, the
assistant animal control
officer, said,” It is most
likely that it was living near
or on the train tracks. The
coyote got lost wandering
down them. When the
coyote was sighted, the
environmental police said
that the coyote had to be
left alone.”
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The Healey Mandala
by Owen Thompson
As you may know the Healey community Mandala
is being brought around through the Healey’s
classrooms. A Mandala is an artifact that has been
around for many thousands of years. Parent Kelly
Shugrue has brought it to every classroom were
each student was able to weave a string of cloth
into the Mandala. This “ritual” confirmed that you
were part of the Healey community. Some classes
were even able to write word Mandalas.
by Owen Thompson
As you may know the Healey community Mandala
is being brought around through the Healey’s
classrooms. A Mandala is an artifact that has been
around for many thousands of years. Parent Kelly
Shugrue has brought it to every classroom were
each student was able to weave a string of cloth
into the Mandala. This “ritual” confirmed that you
were part of the Healey community. Some classes
were even able to write word Mandalas.