Cab Middle Arts Students visit Biggs Museum of American Art
To enjoy a day of learning and performance
On Thursday, October 3, 2019, Cab Calloway Middle School Visual Arts and Piano Majors enjoyed a day of learning and performance at Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover, Delaware. Students began the day by listening to piano majors perform pieces from time periods matching the art being viewed. Then, students took a tour of the museum and were introduced to artwork that served as the inspiration for the day’s project. Students explored visual art concepts such as one-point perspective, collage, thumbnail drawing, vanishing point, modernism and discussed the time and place they think different pieces were made. Students then practiced perspective drawing on a worksheet as a culminating activity for the day. The trip was led by Cab Calloway School of the Arts teachers Lindsey Ostafy and Margaret Badger.
Cab Calloway’s Mr. Mak teaches Fun with Coding in his middle school elective
Students creating their own games in class!
Middle school fun with coding with Mr. Mak. Students creating their own games in class!
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CAB MS AND HS TSA PLACE at NATIONAL COMPETITION
Way to go TSA and the Comm Arts Departments!
Cab Calloway Middle and High School Students competed in a grueling 5 day competition from June 28th till July 2nd 2019, at the 41st National Technology Student Association Competition in National Harbor Maryland this past weekend. The Technology Student Association, is a national student organization created to develop skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) as well as business education. TSA aims to develop leadership, academic, and business management skills in the workplace among students and leaders within the community. The organization has 250,000 international members. Our students competed in over 20 events throughout the weekend and came away with some national awards!
Above, STEM Animation 2nd Place Nationally!
Students who placed were.
Middle School,
Stem Animation 2nd Place
Leadership Strategies top 10 (finalist)
- Izzy C.
- Tiffany S.
- Ava B.
Promotional Marketing top 10 (finalist)
Challenging Technology Issues top 12 (semifinals)
High School,
Extemporaneous Speech top 10 (finalist)
