BIOLOGY STUDENTS RESEARCH THE HABITAT OF OUR STATE INSECT WITH A SPECIAL VISITOR!
Chemistry students determine the exact number of calcium atoms are used in a chalk drawing. Enjoying a little bit of spring sunshine too as they conceptualize the size of an atom.
Wamogo Biology students model the cell cycle in the most delicious way!
Conservation Biologist and author Twan Leenders remotely visited AP Environmental Science students to talk about careers in environmental science.
AP Environmental Science students design and conduct indoor air pollution experiments.
Students in Robotics class record drone footage for use in a class project after recently completing their FAA recreational drone test and registration.
Computer Science class at WRHS celebrates diversity
Forensic Science students at Wamogo create presentations outlining the case of the Golden State Killer.
Wamogo AP Environmental Science students create mini posters on common air pollutants.
Wamogo Anatomy & Physiology Students study the immune system as it relates to public health.
Students in the Sophomore Food Science and Sustainability class were examining the differences between organic and conventional farming practices, by doing a taste test comparison of apple pies.
Students in the Jr/Sr Animal Science class learn how to palpate cattle at Meadow Ridge Farm. Palpating is part of artificial insemination which is commonly performed in the dairy industry.
Natural Resources students learn to finish and bottle maple syrup during their maple production season.
Wamogo Social Studies teachers will be providing ribbons for Ukraine relief for a minimum $1 donation. Wear your pin all week in support of this humanitarian crisis. All proceeds collected will be directed to Americares.
Happy PI day!!!
Congratulations to all our students across Litchfield and Wamogo that helped to make the LHS Players production of Working a success!
Algebra 1 student working with a 2-way table to examine possible causalities.
MS PE Students Participate in NitroBall. This fun filled game is an inverted version of Volleyball. NitroBall helps students practice the main skills in volleyball while allowing for optimal success. NitroBall is easy to learn, fun to play, and keeps students on the move!
The natural resources class had the opportunity to learn from two retired DEEP officers about inland fisheries with current laws and regulations in Connecticut.
Students in the Freshmen Food Science Class use an in season product, maple syrup, for a Chopped Competition, showcasing food safety skills.
