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Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Spring by Amina R.
"Spring"
was written from the perspective of an eighteen-year-old girl who is writing in her diary about how her life is changing after she got accepted to the college that she applied to. After she realizes that leaving for college means that she also has to leave her family, she feels that she isn't ready to leave.
After they remind her that they will always support her and they will always be there for her even if she goes to college, she realizes that she doesn't need to worry about leaving her home because her family will always support her even if she isn't physically with them.
“Spring” is a touching poem about family love, family support, change and new beginnings.
I hope you enjoy reading this poem. I put a lot of effort into writing it.
I made a lot of references to nature because the arrival of spring and the changing of seasons is similar to how the main character is starting college and how her life is changing!
- Amina R.
Monday, May 8, 2023
Student Research Alliance Presents: Mathematical Applications of Flat-Folded Origami in Developing Self-Assembling Robotics by Cheryl L.
The NCVPS Student Research Alliance is a unique opportunity for high school students to conduct original research on topics of interest related to NCVPS courses. The goal of the program is to provide a platform for innovation and to create resources for students to deepen their understanding of specific course content. Students complete a formal research paper and also hold a presentation in an NCVPS Culture Cafe session. On March 27 2023, Cheryl L. presented her research titled: Mathematical Applications of Flat-Folded Origami in Developing Self-Assembling Robotics. This was a dynamic presentation! Read her research paper here. View her presentation here.
Friday, June 10, 2022
Sunday, March 20, 2022
Starting Your Own Initiative as a High School Student
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