Month: May 2016

Crose & Apple at competition | Living Science Academy

Team WedgeTech Goes to Washington

Living Science STEM students take 2nd place in high school division of the National Invention Convention and Entrepreneurial Expo in D.C. Everett Apple and Claire Crose, sophomore Engineering Essentials students at Living Science, took their WedgeTech invention to the National Invention Convention and Entrepreneurship Expo (NICEE) in Washington, D.C., last week and returned with a…

Dual Enrollment and Christian Homeschool Programs | Living Science Academy

Homeschoolers and Dual Enrollment

Georgia’s dual enrollment program allows high school students, beginning in ninth grade, to take college classes to fulfill both high school and college requirements.  The program, called Move on When Ready (MOWR) is available to all Georgia high school students.  The majority of Georgia’s state institutions and many private colleges are participating.  The State pays…

STEM Homeschool Program | Living Science Academy

Fun for the Whole Family: STEM Trebuchet Competition

Trebuchet: n. a medieval military engine for hurling heavy missiles. (Merriam-Webster) What does a medieval weapon have to do with teaching physics in the third millennium? At Living Science, quite a bit. A Living Science STEM tradition, the annual trebuchet contest features our high school physics students, each of whom designs and builds a working…

STEM Homeschool Christian Program | Living Science Academy

Hands-On STEM: RUBE Goldberg Convention and Contraptions

One of the best things about Living Science is the hands-on opportunities. This past Saturday, April 30, Living Science held its annual Rube Goldberg Convention. On Friday afternoon, 18 ninth grade students carefully assembled the contraptions that many of them had worked on all year.  They anxiously waited their turns as the judges, Mrs. D…

John 3:16

For God loved the world in this way: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.