Welcome to the first blog to ever highlight the science and math departments at Natomas Charter School Performing and Fine Arts Academy (PFAA)! This blog will track all the projects done in the math and science classes in both the middle school and high school. Here, you get to see what the students work on when not concentrating on their arts.
PFAA is a highly recognized art school, but sometimes the flourishing work in the math and science classes are not displayed nor recognized as much. The community misses out on the chemical reaction labs and tricky math concepts PFAA students grapple with daily. From sixth to twelfth grade, students study everything from algebra to trigonometry to calculus and break down the basics of the biological, chemical, physical, anatomical, and health sciences. PFAA students are the ultimate learning machines both in their art as well as math and science classes.
Thus, this blog will have new entries every time a project is done in class. Projects are the culminating mediums in which to assess and present a student's understanding. Luckily, PFAA students tackle a lot of projects both in groups and individually. Here, you can stay updated on what goes on behind the red curtain.Welcome to the first blog to ever highlight the math and science departments at Natomas Charter School Performing and Fine Arts Academy (PFAA)! This blog will track all the projects done in the math and science classes in both the middle school and high school. Here, you get to see what the students work on when not concentrating on their arts.
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