Look at the message board and post your contributions. Jonah is bringing some small steaks and ground beef, Jonny has Chips and Soda.

This course provides students with background knowledge in the philosophy, functions, and structure of government.  Students examine the philosophical foundations of the United States government and other forms of government.  Students also examine what it means to be a citizen of their school, city, neighborhood, state and the world. There will be an emphasis on activism as students will engage in projects through, but not limited to: the student council at GRS, the state capital, city council, county courts, neighborhood groups etc. etc. 

Welcome to the first ever IB Theater Class at Great River School. The IB Theater Course is a comprehensive study of diverse aspects of theater. The IB course guide explains theater as follows:

Theatre is a composite art that is forever evolving in new forms. It nourishes, sustains and extends the human spirit. It is a means of exploring society and relationships within it. Through it, there may emerge possibilities for individual and communal understanding. Theatre is about transformation. It is the application, through play, of energy and imagination to frame, reflect, expose, critique and speculate. These activities should engage and develop the sensibilities of all the students who participate in them. By studying theatre, and engaging with it practically, students will discover how elusive, fascinating and
varied theatre can be. (IB Course Guide, 2011)

Great River School
Nelson Inz