Methuen High School Media Center

Please visit the MHS Media Center to celebrate the National Poetry Month. If you like poetry, this month is your month, the Media Center is your ideal choice. A collection of poetry by various authors covering various themes and themes to decorate the shelves of the media center. Please look at the main display case and make sure your favorite poet has special character. If you like to write poetry ... have the opportunity to participate in the blackout poetry. Special space was reserved for all poets. Test your skills and make some wonderful poems with your own creative design. it's interesting. Visit us

March is the month of women's history. In order to commemorate all women who made many contributions to the world, Methuen High School Media Center has published books on these important women. Look at the MC show, you may find a book about one of them. These women are more conscious of her struggle and contribution to society. If your favorite woman does not appear, please ask the media expert to help you find it.

Mrs Carlsson's infant exploration class faces the task of making toys from recycled materials. Using recycled materials and their creative imagination, we made various toys that can be used when children are playing alone or while playing with each other. Student work includes kaleidoscope, I spy vibrator toy, teddy bear, shape classifier, drum and drum stick, toy rocket / car, mucilage pressure ball, and marble run. The exhibition includes a special creation by a fairy tale house, Mrs. Carlson. If a "small person" lives in the media center, you can see where you can find it.

Esther Wojcicki (her student is also called 'Woj') is the first high school media art center in Palo Alto High School in the heart of Silicon Valley, a multimillion dollar building designed for journalism It was established. This is the most advanced technology media center in high schools nationwide. When it was founded it was a homogeneous building. State-of-the-art buildings include news, photography, graphic design and video production courses. Woj was elected California Teacher of the Year in 2002 and presented numerous awards and achievements at Huffington Post.

MVS is one of the biggest virtual schools funded by private grants and state education funds. Junior high school students and high school students in the state can participate in online courses at regular school media centers during normal school days. Some people have a lab environment, some teachers help in the room, others are partly facing partly online. Entrants increased by 40% each year, and 40,000 students entered last year. In Colorado, competition has resulted in 98,000 students offering online learning in Jefferson County public school district. This area is located on the outskirts of Denver, and students are spilling out because some online courses are not offered. According to Audie Rubin, an online learning developer for students in this area, this is an "amazing trend" and the region has to respond by presenting a more flexible online plan. "Currently, students and guardians treat education as a consumer, which is a major change over the past 10 to 15 years.