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Meet Tracy Steiner, a new addition to St. Luke’s, joining us to teach 10th-grade honors English, 11th-grade English, and AP Language and Composition. Mrs. Steiner has more than 25 years of experience teaching in Mobile County. She is a proud graduate of the University of South Alabama, where she earned a B.S. in Secondary Education and an M.Ed. in Gifted Education. When she’s not in the classroom, Mrs. Steiner enjoys spending time with her husband and their sons. She looks forward to inspiring our next generation of literary enthusiasts! We are thrilled to have Mrs. Steiner join our St. Luke’s family - be sure to give her a BIG St. Luke’s welcome when you see her!
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To end the school year, 10th-grade Honors English students participated in a spirited debate centered around Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy, “Macbeth.” The debate teams were divided into two camps: Team Macbeth and Team Malcolm. Prior to the actual debate, both teams engaged in a vigorous pre-debate campaign to garner support and build their cases. Team Macbeth, with their persuasive arguments, managed to win the pre-debate campaign, capturing the class’s initial favor. However, as the formal debate unfolded, the dynamics shifted dramatically and Team Malcolm resonated strongly with both the judges and the audience, ultimately leading them to win the debate. The experience was a testament to the power of preparation, critical thinking, and effective communication. The debate not only deepened the students' understanding of Shakespeare's work but also provided invaluable lessons in rhetoric and the art of argumentation.
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Meet the new Varsity Football Coach, Joe Gilmore! With more than 11 years of coaching experience, Coach Gilmore brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Wildcats! We are thrilled to have him join our St. Luke’s family. Keep an eye out for Coach Gilmore & give him a BIG St. Luke’s Wildcat welcome!
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Congratulations to Hallie Dickinson for being named to represent our community and school for the Southwest Mobile Chamber of Commerce Tall Program. Throughout her time in the eight-month program, Hallie will be given opportunities to volunteer in the community, tour local businesses and organizations, learn from financial experts, meet with elected officials at the Alabama State Capitol, visit with President Jo Bonner at the University of South Alabama, and more!
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Maddie Banks and Ella Bentley attended the HOBY Youth Leadership Conference, where they engaged in a leadership development curriculum that gave them the tools needed to make a positive impact on the world around them! They participated in facilitated dialogue and abilities-based workshops to develop awareness of their leadership strengths and an understanding of their leadership values. Through these dynamic activities with peers, they used their skills to learn to recognize, amplify, and collaborate with the diverse strengths of others. HOBY's Mission: At HOBY, we believe all students have the potential to lead. Our seminars bring students together across different backgrounds, cultures, and communities. We help students discover a newfound sense of awareness, confidence, connection, and purpose. #HOBY
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Camp Invention was a total success! We had 41 local students from various schools attend this amazing STEM Camp. This year’s program illuminated imaginations, inspired curiosity, and helped kids build essential STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) skills through collaboration and problem-solving. Campers explored hands-on challenges and open-ended adventures designed to unlock creativity and help them shine their brightest! Over the course of four days, the campers had the chance to create their very own light-up game board, build a one-of-a-kind glow box, customize a lab-on-wheels to assist in solving water challenges from around the world, and were able to DIY their very own toolbox to help them complete a series of exciting prototyping challenges. Mrs. Miniard reports that Camp Invention was such a success that we have already committed to host it next year! #CampInvention #STEM
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This group of St. Luke's employees attended sessions at AETC (Alabama Educators Technology Conference) on how to better use Google Workspace in the classroom to increase student engagement, shortcuts, and tech tools to help save preparation time, allowing more time to plan instruction, and to better communicate with parents. They also attended sessions on AI, showing how it can be used in the classrooms, both positively and negatively, and curriculum-specific workshops to increase engagement in their content areas.
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We are proud of the female athletes honored with the All-County title, a testament to their hard work and dedication in their respective sports. A banquet was held in their honor on Sunday. Basketball: KK Robinson & Logan Stephenson Cross Country: Ella Downing & Sadie Oberkirch Soccer: Cami Abel, Madisen Gabel, Kiley Hawarah, Presley Jackson, Ally Grace Lowell, Ashlyn Turner Tennis: Ella Bentley, Shelby Stevens, Lauren Watson Track & Field: Armahni Coleman, Emma Hataway, Megan McDonough Volleyball: Baker Garside, Mamie Martenstein, Amelia Smith, Cammie Waite.
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Mrs. Cummings’ art classes showcased their work during the spring musical, Matilda, Jr. The theme of the art show was “Alter” because Matilda altered her story through reading. The 7th/8th-grade classes made bobbleheads of either a character in a story or a person in history who had a positive impact. The Art 1 students altered self-portraits by turning them into superheroes or villains. The Art 2 and 3 classes created altered books. The Pottery Class altered the surfaces of their pottery with surfaces of their pottery with layering, sgraffito, and bubble glaze techniques! ***Also pictured are some pictures of the processes!