Students in DP Science Classes Have Unforgettable Tri-State Field Experiences
Juniors and seniors in Mrs.
Reed's Diploma Programme (DP) Science classes were on a quest to investigate the environmental
changes that affect the Codorus Creek watershed and the greater Chesapeake Bay.
They worked to determine the health of our waterways and created school-based action plans that will positively impact our grounds and make them greener.
Students had meaningful field experiences and took water samples at Port Isabel, VA in
the Tangier Sound, from the Codorus State Park and near the Philip Merrill Environmental
Center in Annapolis, MD. They also took samples from the Codorus Creek
near the Upper School and compared all of their findings.
They also hosted the final event for the 22nd Annual Watershed Week! It was terrific to see many families and community members thee to support our students! We're extremely proud
of them for making a tri-state impact through environmental stewardship as
global citizens. Watch for more details about how their incredible school-based action plans will make a difference!