Learn about the Destination Imagination program at one of the upcoming information nights
Are you looking for an after-school activity that allows students to design, build, write and act in a creative environment? If so, you should consider joining Destination Imagination. DI (Destination Imagination) is a creative problem solving competition for 4th -12th graders where teams of up to 7 members solve long-term challenges in one of six categories such as engineering, fine arts, scientific, or improvisational acting. Groups meet after school one day a week and some weekends for building sets and props.
Parents NEW to the DI program must attend a REQUIRED MEETING on either Monday, September 23rd or Tuesday, September 24th from 6-7 PM. This meeting will be held in room 21 at West Mercer elementary. If you have any questions please contact Mr. Baxter at West Mercer elementary school.
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From the distractions eliminated in teaching and learning environments to the data in our annual Education Effectiveness Survey (EES) to the visible positive student interactions in both schools, the new program is an unqualified success.
Nine Mercer Island Destination Imagination teams recently participated in the Global Finals tournament in Kansas City, Missouri and performed extremely well.
The 95 Percent Group, started in 2005 with a vision to help schools and districts provide every child with the literacy instruction they deserve, recently highlighted the tools used by MISD, and the educators that implemented the tools, in our Access For All pilot reading program.
Mercer Island School District Superintendent Dr. Fred Rundle recognized the District’s Employees of the Year, Retiring Staff, teachers earning National Board certification, and MISD staff with a years of service milestone in a ceremony Wednesday at Northwood Elementary.