Never judge a book by its cover. This is a famous English idiom saying one shouldn’t judge others’ actions, attitudes, values, and anything else based on things that are seen outside. However, people often make…
On April 22nd, AET 9th graders participated in an integrated research project symposium. Below are some highlights from the event.
Brief Summary: Little Fires Everywhere takes place in Shaker Heights, Ohio, in the 1990s. Shaker Heights is a very strict neighborhood that has rules and regulations for every little thing, even the exact place where…
Collages made by Kayly Ngyuen and Chloe Ko.
“November 18th was an amazing day of high-quality #STEM #outreach! ACL RoboLoCo team members mentoring NSBE Jr. clubs in a full day of building robots for a robotic petting zoo. 40 elementary and middle school students working…
A student took this picture of an organism using the scanning electron microscope. Comment down below what you think it is!
Let me preface this by saying yes, I was the one in the river. Macroinvertebrate biodiversity—it’s a mouthful, sure, but it’s what the Loudoun Academy of Science Class of 2026 found themselves immersed in (some…
Brief summary: Hazel Grace Lancaster is a 16-year-old girl with thyroid cancer that spread to her lungs at the age of thirteen. Her parents decided she had depression because she rarely left the house, spent…
With Halloween just around the corner, students go all out to end off ACL’s first spirit week of the 2023-2024 school year. Check out the diverse array of costumes below! Photographed by Chloe Ko, Lucky…
Science teacher Mr. Andrew Allshouse and his wife have now put the finishing touches on their annual Halloween yard display at their home in Fauquier County. It’s a carnival-themed walk-through with playable game booths and…
