Project Week Provides Real-Life Application of Lessons Learned in the Classroom
The final week of the winter trimester can often be busy as students prepare for tournament games, theater productions, and upcoming vacations. With that in mind, Kimball Union Academy introduced Project Week, a summative learning experience designed to engage students in hands-on learning and focused reflection.
It was a big day on The Hilltop for KUA Athletics on Wednesday. Not only did the Wildcats host a trio of NEPSAC tournament games in boys’ varsity basketball, girls’ varsity basketball, and boys’ varsity hockey, but the home team came away victorious in all-three contests to extend their postseason runs.
After a successful winter season, three KUA teams will head into the NEPSAC Tournament Quarterfinals on Wednesday, March 5. Girls and Boys Varsity Basketball and Boys Varsity Hockey, which took home the Lakes Region Championship on Saturday after a 4-2 win over Holderness, will play at home.
On a chilly Saturday morning in February, KUA students said so long to their regular routine of morning classes in favor of the school’s biannual Grade Level Activity Day (GLAD). The event, which occurs on a single day during each of the Fall and Winter trimesters, is required of all students, with each class year taking part in its own unique activity designed to resonate with their standing on their KUA journey.
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