We also had a program called What would you save. The students all got 15 seconds to run back to their room and decide one thing to "save" if there was a fire in the wing. Many of the kids decided that they would save their computers or back packs. While some...like Jacob Sutter decided to save a banana peel because he was more concerned with the 15 second time limit than the item he wanted to save. The kids really seemed to like it and it was great getting to hear what they would save and why.
Updates and news from the best (and first) hall at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.
Saturday, April 14, 2018
March
In March we had a few programs. With RSL applications just around the corner the upper class-men wanted to put on a program about interviewing and tips along with it. This way the underclassmen do not feel as intimidated during their interviews.
We also had a program called What would you save. The students all got 15 seconds to run back to their room and decide one thing to "save" if there was a fire in the wing. Many of the kids decided that they would save their computers or back packs. While some...like Jacob Sutter decided to save a banana peel because he was more concerned with the 15 second time limit than the item he wanted to save. The kids really seemed to like it and it was great getting to hear what they would save and why.

We also had a program called What would you save. The students all got 15 seconds to run back to their room and decide one thing to "save" if there was a fire in the wing. Many of the kids decided that they would save their computers or back packs. While some...like Jacob Sutter decided to save a banana peel because he was more concerned with the 15 second time limit than the item he wanted to save. The kids really seemed to like it and it was great getting to hear what they would save and why.
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