Oct. 31 is a day that has grown to be a lot of people’s favorite holiday. Kids love it for the candy, while others love it for endless fanciful opportunities. Trouble and ingenuity entwine to create…
Month: October 2021
October’s Teacher of the Month
FLVS teachers always go above and beyond. Don’t miss our monthly post recognizing one of our teachers and let us know who else you want to acknowledge in the comments. This month the virtual “Teacher of the Month” award goes to…
Thank-A-Teacher: 5th Issue
Our FLVS teachers are some of the finest in the land, so we will thank them. Here are just some of the messages so far. Be sure to visit the bottom of the article to share your messages for the next edition.
Humming Detected in Interstellar Space?
What do you think of when you hear the word “space?” Perhaps it is an endless black chasm, a cold and dark place, or a place with no motion where everything is silent. NASA scientists…
Interesting Facts About Manatees!
In this article, find out different facts all about the manatee. For example: what are manatees related to, what were they first mistaken for, and by whom? First, what do manatees look like? Manatees (also known as sea cows) are…
In The Spotlight: Usain Bolt
Usain St. Leo Bolt was born on August 21, 1986 in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Bolt is a world famous Jamaican sprinter and has won gold medals for the 100m and 200m dash in the Olympic Games. Bolt is now titled…
National Space Exploration Day
National Space Exploration Day is July 20th. The reason we celebrate this day is because the first manned mission to the moon was on July 20th, 1969. American Astronauts Neil Armstrong (1930-2012),…
Violin 101
Are you a Beethoven or a classic Mozart fan? Maybe you have heard of the Violin Concerto 1: Allegro Moderato, or Bach – Partita No. 2. Whatever it is, I am pretty sure that you have heard of the violin, one of the most enjoyable…
Computers are a Science: Coming Up Soon
If you are new to our series, welcome to Computers Are a Science, and if not, welcome back! For those who aren’t familiar with us, last year we had an article series that covered topics ranging from coding languages to the history of computers. This year we have a few surprises in store for you!