Sunday to Sunday: Week of April 12th

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A new quarter is upon us, here is what our students have been up to..

"Californian Peace of Mind" -Julien Sanavio

“Californian Peace of Mind” -Julien Sanavio

"Sunday therapy at its finest" - Niklas Knoph

“Sunday therapy at its finest” – Niklas Knoph

"Sometimes we all need a midnight snack" -Erin Maloney

“Sometimes we all need a midnight snack” -Erin Maloney

"The best things in life are dogs and the ocean." -Kari Jensen

“The best things in life are dogs and the ocean.” -Karin Jensen

"Financial wealth for who?" -Lorenzo Caruso

“Financial wealth for who?” -Lorenzo Caruso

"The struggle of playing soccer on turf. Some lost skin and pain for days." -Steven Wagner

“The struggle of playing soccer on turf. Some lost skin and pain for days.” -Steven Wagener

"Working on some holistic personal development by dropping some rap beats at Bo Henry's" -Erin Maloney

“Working on some holistic personal development by dropping some rap beats at Bo Henry’s” -Erin Maloney

"In France we call him the best American cook!" -Julien Sanavio

“In France we call him the best American cook!” -Julien Sanavio

"Beach day with Bagel" - Kari Jensen

“Beach day with Bagel” – Kari Jensen

"Sunday Funday" -Cody Sabo

“Sunday Funday” -Cody Sabo

"It's the eye of the 'tiger' and the trill of the fight" -Erin Maloney

“It’s the eye of the ‘tiger’ and the thrill of the fight” -Erin Maloney

"Tried acai bowl for the very first time on Thursday! A to the mazing." -Anniken Tronstad

“Tried acai bowl for the very first time on Thursday! A to the mazing.” -Anniken Tronstad

“A morning cup of coffee before class is a must!” -Mia Hayat

“A morning cup of coffee before class is a must!” -Mia Hayat

Children naturally love the ocean.  Finding fun ways to teach them how to love and take care of an environment that is at risk, helps facilitate their continued stewardship of all things living. Art, cooking, and role playing are great ways of helping children learn these important concepts!" -Jennifer Vogel

“Children naturally love the ocean. Finding fun ways to teach them how to love and take care of an environment that is at risk, helps facilitate their continued stewardship of all things living. Art, cooking, and role playing are great ways of helping children learn these important concepts!” -Jennifer Vogel

Seems like it’s been quite some week! Check in next Monday to see how our weeks have gone!

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Erin Maloney

Erin Maloney is studying psychology and loves criminology. Her goals are to work for a government agency as a criminal profiler. She loves to write articles about animals, psychology, social justice issues, and to be a voice for other students. Her out of school hobbies are volunteering at animal shelters, shooting guns, and tide pooling.

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