Individual Study: Falconry and Science Communication
We take a look inside the individual study project of one student who is diving deep into the world of falcons, science communication, and ecology.
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Expert Spotlight: Desiree Demystifies Biology and Chemistry
Desiree Daniels comes from a family of educators and brings biology and chemistry subjects to life for students at Sora. We sat down to learn about her interest in STEM, what her classroom looks like, and how she wants to support students’ academic pursuits.
Faculty Spotlight: All things Middle School with Emily Smith
What does it take to build meaningful student-teacher relationships in middle school? We sat down with Sora’s Middle School Director to find out.
[Transcript] The Senior Class of 2022 Graduation Speech delivered by Ava T.
Congratulations to Sora’s graduating class of 2022! Here is a transcript of the speech that Ava T., Senior Class Speaker, delivered to her peers.
Senior Spotlight: Patricia Commits to Attending RISD
We sat down with Patricia to hear about her art and what she’s looking forward to at RISD this fall as a Painting major.
Senior Spotlight: Ava on Prom and Taking Nature to Space
Ahead of graduation this weekend, we sat down with Ava, who was part of the first cohort of students at Sora, to hear about her senior year and high school reflections.
Inside Expeditions: The Philosophy of Marvel
Michael Granado is one of the early faculty members at Sora who leads a popular course on The Philosophy of Marvel. We sat down to discuss one of the school’s most-requested learning expeditions.
[Transcript] Building a Global Network of Education Innovators
Below is the transcript of the Sora Learning Lab podcast episode with Alberto Arenaza of Transcend Network. Transcend Network brings together people from around the world who are innovating education along global trends.
Alumni Corner: Hannah Higgins is Designing with Access in Mind
What does it mean to design accessible products? Sora Alum Hannah Higgins discusses the STEM and humanities skills that go into inclusive design.
Alumni Corner: Alexa Martinez’s Essay Places Second In University Contest
Alexa Martinez’s interests cannot be put into a neat box. The Math and Statistics Major at Coastal Carolina University recently won second place in a school-wide competition for her essay on how the “banking model” of education, coined by Brazilian thinker Paulo Freire, impedes class consciousness— an idea that is spelled out in the popular book Pedagogy of the Oppressed. I sat down with the Sora alum to see what she’s up to now, how Math & Statistics relate to the humanities, and how Sora prepared her for college.
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