Environmental science students travelled to the aquarium to learn how different ecosystems support a variety of organisms both in and out of the water.

Students travel to the University of Texas at Arlington library to learn about primary sources and do some research for their History Day project.

Students in 8th grade spend a few days down in Houston/Galveston to visit the plethora of interesting museums and go to NASA.  

Every year students head to Sky Ranch to do problem solving, team building, and leadership developing activities. They also have a ton of fun!

Students are given ample time to develop and test hypotheses using practical experiments and using the resources and space around our school.

Students read and analyze The Diary of Anne Franke and therefore used the opportunity to travel to the Holocaust Museum to experience first hand the impact of this historic tragedy.  

Students enjoyed visiting the Dallas Museum of Art to see the Islamic Art exhibition and also explore the general art gallery.  Students also enjoyed recreating famous scenes.

Students were reading the book "The Life of Pi" and finished off their study with a trip to the India Grill to experience culture through food.

Students enjoy traveling to local sights to enjoy theatre, music, and anything else that happens to be showing. This year students were treated to a modern rendition of Romeo and Juliet.

Students often take trips into the woods behind the school to gather specimens and learn about the environment.