Quest Communique

Students will finish their current units and then after Spring Break they will start their Survivor Island Unit.

We will have an Open House here at Quest on Parent-Teacher Conference Day, March 26th, from 11:00 to 6:00. This is a great opportunity for you to bring your child so they can show you what they have been doing at Quest. We would love to see everyone and hope you stop by.

Gifted students can suffer from burnout. Gifted kid burnout is the result of long-term stress. The article linked in the picture will provide insights for anyone working with gifted children to understand what the signs of gifted burnout are and what you can do to help the child overcome it. Please click the picture to learn more.

Students have been learning all about paleontology, geology, and archeology as they learn about dinosaurs.

Students learned about water filtration and went on a field trip to the water treatment plant in Lovington. During the field trip students were shown the process of how they make the water safe and clean for our community.

Students have been learning about the historical significance of the Viking Age, the raids and explorations, and their technological advancements. Additionally, students have been creating models of various important Viking tools to display.

In this unit, students have been learning about various weaving techniques and incorporating them into various projects such as paper weaving, bookmarks, mug rugs, wall decor, and planters.

🌼Spring Break: March 17th-21st

🎒Parent Teacher Conference Day & Quest Open House/No School: March 26th 11:00 am-6:00 pm

🚫Good Friday/No School: April 18th