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| • | After months of rehearsing their roles, Dingeman Elementary students in Rooms B10 and B25, along with their teachers, Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. Saguil, were proud and excited to present their production of “Cinderella’s Glass Slipper. “ On Wednesday, December 14, 2005, the talented 4th and 5th grade students treated students, families, and invited guests to several performances. “Cinderella’s Glass Slipper” is based on the book by Vera Morris. Music and lyrics are by Bill Francoeur. |
| • | Two 9th grade students from the School of Business at the San Diego High EducationalComplex, along with their physics teacher Vence Donlan, recently took a field trip to the U.S.S. Midway Museum. Donlan is a former Navy pilot/officer who had more than 200 “traps” on the deck of the Midway before it was decommissioned. The field trip was centered on learning about the physics involved in the catapult/retire systems aboard the carrier, and helped the students to contextualize the practical applications of Newton’s Laws. According to School of Business Principal Joe Austin, “The school is in the midst of developing a Partnership in Education with the U.S.S. Midway Museum. This was the first of many field trips aboard the carrier.” |
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