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The Delmar-Harvard Theatrical Company held their first play on May 17 and19. Students ranging from grades kindergarten through sixth played roles in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The drama club was formed . . . read more
Delmar-Harvard fourth and fifth graders spent the day “birding” at Tower Grove Park on May 5 with park rangers from the National Great Rivers Museum. ( www.meetingoftherivers.org ) In preparation, a park ranger . . . read more
As part of our on-going partnership with Washington University, students in grades K-4 attended a multimedia performance of Darwin the Dinosaur in the Edison Theatre at the University on May 7. Created by CORBIAN . . . read more
Fifteen Delmar-Harvard science projects placed first, second, or third in the 2010 Greater St. Louis Science Fair. Seven additional projects received recognition. First place winners (blue ribbon!) are eligible to attend the Awards . . . read more
Kevin Gordon, a singer-songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee, visited Delmar Harvard on April 27 th to work with students. Mr. Gordon is a Grammy-winning songwriter with a master’s in poetry from the Iowa Writer’s . . . read more
On April 2, the Magic House presented two hands-on science programs for our students. In Waterworks, students explored the properties of water. In the Great Outdoors, students learned about recycling, water purification, oil . . . read more
“ Abracadabra! Making water from air, ” “ Grow or die trying, ” “ Does exercise make your heart beat faster ?”, “ Balloons that don’t burst ”! If you came to the Delmar-Harvard Science Fair 2010 held in the . . . read more
“All the world’s a stage” and that definitely includes Delmar-Harvard. On March 3, on the “stage” of the floor of the large gym, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis entertained the entire Delmar-Harvard community. . . . read more
Photos by Liz Nelson, parent Delmar-Harvard students informed and entertained an appreciative audience of family and friends during the school’s annual Unity Night celebration February 23. The theme for the . . . read more
Children of all ages know Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel), beloved author of over 60 children’s books characterized by inventive words and zany drawings. What’s your favorite? Green Eggs and Ham ? The Lorax ? . . . read more
Delmar-Harvard Presents "A Midsummer Night's Dream" May D-H Students Go Bonkers for Birds May It's Electric! Darwin the Dinosaur at Edison Theatre May D-H Students . . . read more
