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Students learned how to design an experiment by coming up with several ways to cook an egg to "hard boiled." Then, they compared their methods and the results of the cooking to find out what the best way is to hard boil an egg. Turns out that one large egg should be cooked at medium heat for about 15 minutes with 500mL of water in order to achieve the best hard-boiled egg. Students defined the "best" cooked egg as having a firm and yellow yolk as well as being easy to peel.

Coincidentally, students conduct

Chemistry students this week paid homage to their favorite ionic compounds. They researched compounds by name or formula to find common uses for their substance. Then, they created a poster that showed what the compound was used for and why they were thankful for it. Who says chemistry isn't important?

About 80 students and 20 staff went up to Camp Cavell for a great experience together over a couple of days. The weather was unseasonably warm and sunny for November, which allowed plenty of volleyball and other outdoor activities. The group really connected with one another and seemed to get something valuable out of the trip. Team Ohana, with facilitators Jenna & Gary, had an exceptional cast and made a great time of all the activities. Spending this time together in such a setting was a real eye-open

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