AP Environmental Science students learned more about the nitrogen cycle in this hands-on demo! They planted Orange Sedge grass and learned about its phytoremediation properties. PS: phytoremediation uses plants to clean up the environment …
Dress rehearsal for the annual AET project: AET and AOS students work together to send an altitude balloon up in the sky to travel across the area. It is included with multiple sensors such…
We have the technology… for a MAKER-OKE POP-UP! Come Stand By Me, sing a song and LASER engrave some dog tags in the Makerspace after-school this Thursday, September 28th. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— Email me your favorite karaoke…
ACL Club Fair! This Thursday and Friday (September 21-22), the Academies of Loudoun held their annual club fair! Students could go downstairs to the innovation commons during lunch to browse this fascinating fair, with…
On Monday, September 18th, students had the opportunity to hear from Department of Navy officials about their careers in science, engineering, and aviation! The guest speakers included LCD Adam Johnson, Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel…
Bees are, arguably, the hardest workers in our ecosystem. They fulfill the important job of pollination, which allows for the reproduction of crops. A single bee can pollinate over 2,000 plants in a single…
Fall Plant Sale September 19-21: The Academies of Loudoun is holding their annual Fall Plant Sale! Along with students and staff, members of the community were encouraged to come buy some of the plants…
From investigating medical murder cases to interviewing world-renowned doctors, seniors Jaashvi Chandagari and Ann George delve into the vast world of healthcare on their podcast, “Medics on the Mic.” Chandagari recently joined me for a…
“The AP Environmental Science program is gearing up for a watershed year! Special thanks to Loudoun Water for the generous swag bags with reusable water bottles, pens, shower timers, and more! These pictures commemorate our…
