Innovation High School is excited to highlight the incredible work happening in our science classrooms through our October 2026 Science E-Newsletter!
From exploring the life cycles of butterflies to conducting physics experiments, our students have been actively engaged in hands-on activities that bring scientific concepts to life.
In Food Science, students stepped into the roles of food engineers and scientists to develop creative solutions to real-world food production challenges. Meanwhile, students in Mr. Gabriel's and Ms. McKoy's Biology classes had the exciting opportunity to observe the life cycle of painted lady butterflies, raising them from caterpillars before releasing them into the wild.
Our Chemistry II students, in collaboration with Hudson County Community College and Dr. Faison, explored dimensional analysis and its applications in everyday life and various scientific careers. In Physics, students investigated gravity and motion through interactive experiments, allowing them to see scientific principles in action.
These experiences reflect Innovation High School's commitment to providing engaging educational opportunities that encourage curiosity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving.
We are proud of our students and teachers for their enthusiasm, creativity, and dedication to making science come alive!
Check out the photos to the right for a glimpse into the exciting learning experiences taking place in our classrooms!