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SGGS is so happy to announce that our very own Ms. Beatrice Korka, 2nd grade teacher, was recognized last evening with a Diocesan Educational Award of Excellence by our Diocese of Richmond Bishop, his Excellency Bishop Barry Knestout and Mrs. Kelly Lazzara, Superintendent of Schools. Of the twenty-three teachers honored at the ceremony, Ms. Korka was one of four teachers who earned this additional Diocesan recognition. Thank you, Ms. Korka for being such a shining star in our SGGS sky and guiding our young Saints on their educational and faith journies! We are honored, humbled, and beyond proud to call you a Saint!
This week, students commemorated #JohnnyAppleseedDay with various activities that revolved around science and math subjects. Junior Kindergarten and Kindergarten students immersed themselves in lessons that stimulated their senses. JK students learned by touch, taste, and smell of different apple varieties while describing them and kindergarten students tested buoyancy and weight! Additionally, they learned how to graph the apples in their bushels. What a fun and delicious way to learn! Second-grade students in Ms. Korka's class learned about the scientific method by testing how germs stick to us with and without the use of soap. The experiment involved asking questions, making hypotheses, gathering data, and drawing conclusions. The germs were represented by pepper, and the students observed how the pepper stuck to their hands with and without soap. Overall, the experiment was a fun and engaging way to introduce young students to the basics of scientific inquiry.

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