MOScience

Hope you all caught the eclipse this morning - Nice view from Budd Lake courtesy of Mr. Otey

MOHS Students - See your science teacher for information. @PrincipalMOHS @MsZMOHS @DavidFalleni

MO Chemistry students putting their knowledge of density into action. Density is one of those fundamental concepts that students can connect to many different phenomena in the world around them.

Mount Olive High School Physics students too part in a Quantum Computing seminar provided by Dr. Sarah Goodman from Qubit by Qubit. qubitbyqubit.org/

Happy Earth Day! Mount Olive's IDI Biology Club commemorates Earth Day and Mount Olive's 150th year with the planting of a dogwood tree. Thank you to the Township Committee and Board of Education for supporting our students. @KevinRStansber1 @PrincipalMOHS

Marauder Geodome - Anticipated Opening - May 10 Thanks you for the outstanding work MO Buildings and Grounds. @KevinRStansber1 @PrincipalMOHS

31 years after the loss of his mother to heart failure Otis Boykin applied for a patent on a new resistor that paved the way for his invention of the pacemaker control unit. Read up on this amazing inventor and think about the lives he has improved medicaldesignandoutsourcing.…

Gladys Mae West - Inducted to the US Air Force Hall of Fame in 2018 for her work that eventually lead to the GPS system that the entire world relies on today. Please spend some time today thinking about some of these "hidden figures." There are many many more than you realize.

Mae C Jemison - The first female African American Astronaut went into space in 1992 aboard the Endeavour. She also worked in a refugee camp in Cambodia and as the Peace Crops medical officer for Sierra Leone and Liberia all before applying to NASA.

Completing the final layout and getting the GeoDome up and running. MO is going Green! Sustainability programs are coming to MOHS and MOMS in 2021. @KevinRStansber1 @PrincipalMOHS @kramer_MOMS @MsMargosiak

Another quick snapshot of MOHS student work. Alice Ball developed a treatment for leprosy, but never received credit for her work until 6 years after her death in 1916. She was only 24 when she passed. @PrincipalMOHS @KevinRStansber1 @MsMargosiak @ZywickiR

Percy Julian's contributions to chemistry and medicine improved the lives of so many. He is responsible for discovering the process that we use to produce cortisone. Thank you to Mount Olive Chemistry students for putting together this slide. @PrincipalMOHS @MsMargosiak

Great job 6th grade.