There are numerous benefits for students in small communities – benefits that relate to character growth, leadership development, academic achievement, and to development as changemakers in our world.
Welcome Andrew, Haley, and Stacy!
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Amy Robbins, Ph.D. Awarded Fulbright-Hays Scholarship!
Have you ever wondered what societal infrastructures increase happiness and if those systems and supports are transferable? So has Watershed’s middle school educator Amy Robbins, Ph.D.! And she’s been awarded a prestigious Fulbright-Hays scholarship to study it! Amy is one of 15 U.S. educators participating in the inaugural Fulbright-Hays Seminar in Finland!
Celebrating Hannah Nelson!
Ceramics Through the Ages & the Southwest Kiln Conference
The essential question in this class, “What can art teach us about the past?” drove students to explore firsthand how pottery was a crucial component of ancient Puebloan life. Students were offered glimpses into the entire pottery-making process, from gathering raw earth material to participating in ancient trench-firing demonstrations.
