72 out of 475 students that applied were chosen to participate in cuddling various critters from guinea pigs to a turtle, bunnies to a chicken– even a pig! The small petting zoo was provided by Squeals on Wheels.
Teachers are seen as strict and only here to force information into your head. That is completely off for Ms. Shin. This only being her second year teaching, Ms. Shin is already nominated for teacher...
Students often don't think outside the box about their educators. They simply think "This is my educator, just an educator, why would there be any interesting backstory?" Well, many educators do have interesting backstories, and little-known instructional assistant Aster Tewelde is no exception.
On February 9th, 2023, Deaf/Hard of Hearing students at Frost participated in a competition hosted by the Optimist Club of Central Fairfax. The competition, “Discovering the Optimism Within Me,” focused on helping students recognize the joy they possess inside, and what they want to be when they grow up.
Have you ever found something cool on the internet that you instantly learned how to do? Well, Jack M. quickly figured out how to make an Oreo Mug Cake by looking online. It was a recipe on TikTok, on his phone, and Milner decided to turn the text on the screen into a yummy reality.
Seventh grade Frost Middle School students have recently finished a challenging and collaborative project. This project was to create a silent movie to represent a cause from the 1920’s; students were asked to film a silent movie with a group, or by themselves.
“I love teaching history, it’s an interesting topic, it’s really fun,” Mr. Murphy said. His favorite part of history to teach about is the Cold War. He says there are so many crazy stories of spies that not a lot of students know about and kids get really into learning about them.
Ms. Lee knew she wanted to be a music teacher from early on in life. Her most prominent memory was that of a conversation between friends about her becoming a music educator. She loved music from the very...
