Palapa Society, Todos Santos

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January 2022 The Palapa Society Newsletter

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January 2022: Palapa Society News

You’ll find at the Newsletter:
  • Season of Giving Continues
  • Field Trip to Isla Espritu Santo
  • Collaboration is Key and Our Students
    are Learning These Critical Skills
  • The Palapa School Ends its
    First Semester of the School Year
  • Honoring Donna Shultz’s
    Decade of Volunteer Service
  • Language Opens the
    Doors to Opportunity and so Much More!
  • Events Calendar
    New Information
    If you want to read more please click here

Student Project “Becoming an Alebrije”

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Class Arts 2°
Teacher: Citlalli Estefanía Balbuena Soriano
′′ Becoming an Alebrije ′′
In this session students had the opportunity to create a personal Alebrije using at least one artistic material with the intention of seeing the physical characteristics of different animals that somehow symbolize strength to face the fears in our life; several of them , derivatives of the issue of COVID-19.

November Newsletter 2021, The Palapa Society

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November 2021: Palapa Society News

You will find more about:

  • Celebration: Día de la Raza (Indigenous Peoples’ Day – Mexico)
  • Results of Language and Math Exams
  • Halloween at The Palapa School
  • Puente Program Returns
  • Biblioteca Elena Poniatowska: Reopens Monday, November 8, 2021
  • The Children’s Library is Returning!
  • Events Calendar
  • Donor Testimonial

To read more about this, please click here

October 2021: Palapa Society News

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October 2021: Palapa Society News

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Read More About:

  • From The Palapa School Director
  • The New Home for
    The Palapa Schools’ Preparatoria
  • Featured Teacher of the Month
  • Student Spotlight: Aram
  • Update of Programs
  • Events Calendar
  • Palapa Society’s
    First Annual Scholarship Drive
    September Donors

    To Learn More About this Click Here

Student Projects: TV Projects

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Teacher Citlali created a fun an innovative project for the 9th grade History class. Students created cardboard television displays to illustrate the Mexican Independence of 1810.
“On September 16, 1810, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Catholic priest, launched the Mexican War of Independence with the issuing of his Grito de Dolores, or “Cry of Dolores” (Dolores referring to the town of Dolores, Mexico). The revolutionary tract called for the end of Spanish rule in Mexico, redistribution of land, and racial equality.”

Student Projects: Computer Science Projects

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The project first investigated the major components of a computer:
Processor (CPU)
Monitor
RAM
Power Source (PSU)
Hard Drive / Storage
Inputs and Outputs: Mouse, Keyboard, Camera etc.
Motherboard
Afterwards, they made a mockup of a Desktop-style computer and recorded a video explaining the process of making it or explaining some of the components.