• Tabor City Online Learning

    VIRTUAL CLASSROOM WALLS: Awesome Spartan Student Work!

    Here you will find work that teachers want to feature as extraordinary for many reasons! We can't put great student work on our classroom walls anymore, but we are excited to share what students are doing online. Check out the great student work below...

     

    Mrs. Morley’s Classroom

     Jordan K

     Josh L

     Hadassah M

     

     

     Avery P.

    Andy L.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     Aniya W.

    Talijah

     

    Jara T.

     

     Dominic T.

    Libby N

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Mrs. Wooten’s Classroom

     

     

     

     

     

    Mr. Kota’s Classroom

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Mrs. Trinh’s Classroom

    Art 2: Realistic Shoe Graphite Drawing

     Kayla S

     Katherine S

     Lizzie A

     Sarah L

     Lizbeth H

     Ceca

     

     

     

       Ms. Schaefer’s Classroom

              English II Honors students talk about theme in their Holocaust novel. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Mrs. Dorman’s Classroom

     African American Studies

     

     

     African American Studies: 

    My African American Studies class did a unit on "Middle Class Durham" during the Jim Crow Era to highlight the achievements of local African Americans of North Carolina during a time that was stacked against them. Amaya did a good job of researching NCCU and its relation to building a middle class in Durham, North Carolina among the African American Community.

    Amaya's Google Slides Presentation

    Here is another piece that was done from the same unit. We often think of the Greensboro Sit Ins as the catalyst for the sit in movement, however, in Durham this had already been going on. Students were surprised to know that.

    Shy'Ane's Royal Ice Cream Parlor Presentation

    This is part of a discussion board that was assigned after reading an article on "Middle Class Durham." What I love about the work that I am sending you to showcase is that these are all Seniors who in all reality didn't have to do any of it. They chose to keep their learning going. 

    Discussion Board Examples

     

     Mrs. Faltynski-Privette's Classroom

    math problems

     

    Check out this math website David S. has compiled.

    Pretty impressive!

     

    David S. Math Website

     Mr. McDaniel's Classroom

     Honors  Chemistry student modeling Periodic Trend of Atomic Radius

     

     chemistry poster

     problems

     Mrs. Gage's Classroom

     

     

    Occupational Course of Study Portfolio Presentation: overview of 4 years of

                                          job experiences and training 

     

    Ms. Hunte's Classroom 

     

     

     

     

     

                                              Ms. Murphy's Classroom

     

     Journal  Entry from Sajiah T.

     

    Pick one of the words below, and start writing stream-of-conscious (whatever comes to your mind).

    future

    bus

    fed

    observation

    security

    skin

    transition

    rebel

    pressure

    legend

    memory

    streets

    society

    map

    certainty

    cloud

    sleep

    perception

    The hot wind whipped around him as he wandered through the streets. Sweating, his clothes stuck to his skin. He had no memory of what happened. He only had a map and a cloud of desperation hanging above him as he struggled to remember where he was going and what he was doing. The streets were bare, not a person in sight. He heard voices but he couldn’t tell from where. He saw a bright light at the end of a road. He was too scared to follow it so he turned around. The pressure started to build in his mind, the voices got louder, and the light got brighter, forcing him to turn around. Hesitantly he walked towards the light. It was hard for him to see so he closed his eyes, his fears taking over. To his left, a voice told him to open his eyes. When he did, he realized he was no longer trapped in the barren society called his mind. He was in a hospital room with doctors and his family all standing around him.