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Physics Trip to Intrepid

Physics students enjoyed a field trip to the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. Students explored the former aircraft carrier USS Intrepid. While on board, they had the opportunity to tour the Flight Deck and learn about different military aircraft. They also toured the Hangar Deck where they learned about the Intrepid's role in World War 2 and took advantage of the numerous interactive exhibits aboard the ship. In addition, the students were able to learn about the many navigational instruments needed to operate such a large vessel. The students also had the opportunity to walk through the decommissioned Navy submarine USS Growler. Here they learned about the conditions sailors experienced while living beneath the ocean's surface for months at a time aboard a nuclear armed submarine. In addition, the students learned about NASA's space shuttle program while visiting the Space Shuttle Pavilion which is now home to the retired space shuttle Enterprise.

Physics Intrepid trip

Fall 2022 Halloween Window Painting

Please enjoy the photos from our HSTAT artists who painted for the Bay Ridge Annual Window Painting Competition. It was a beautiful sunny day and they really did incredible work.

HSTAT Artisits:

1. Hamna Maqbool

2. Aaron Lin

3. Briana Grijalva

4. Kevin Brown

5. Safina Norova

6. Vivian Chen

7. Aseel Althary

8. Nicholas Pyromalis

9. Sondos Essa

Halloween Window Painting 2022

Self Care Fair (June 6, 2022)

On Monday June 6, 2022 the HSTAT Guidance Department held our first Self-Care Fair. Students and staff learned about the importance of self care and participated in many fun activities, including candle-making, skincare, and martial arts. Congratulations to our three students who won a self care package, an Instax Polaroid camera, and a Nintendo Switch from the fair's raffle!

HSTAT Track (June 1, 2022)

Our very own track team just finished the season and we placed second in all of Brooklyn. We also have our first State qualifier in all of Telecom history. Juan Corona will be representing PSAL in the Pentathlon this upcoming weekend.

2022 Spring Arts Showcase (May 12, 2022)

The 2022 Spring Arts Showcase celebrated the hard work of HSTAT's Dance, Music, and Art Classes. The show began with a gallery walk of all the portraits, collages, and student artworks they worked on all semester. Families, friends and staff, then watched musical performances showcasing music club, piano, and vocals. To end the night the dance classes performed over 20 dances featuring hip hop, contemporary, jazz and modern dance. Overall the night strengthened our community and highlighted the hard work of our HSTAT Arts Students.

AP Biology Research Presentation (May 13, 2022)

This year, our AP Biology classes have been working on a yearlong research project, analyzing how the life cycle of mealworms is affected by the consumption of styrofoam. We were funded this year by the NY Academy of Sciences Scientist in Residence (SiR) program, and a group of students will present our research to SiR scientists from across the city. These students chose to make a video of this presentation instead of presenting live, and they worked really hard with me to analyze our data, write a script and other materials for the video, record it all, and narrate it, all while also preparing for our AP exam this week!

AP Biology Mealworm Research Presentation 2021-2022

Yankees Game (April 28th 2022)

On Thursday April 28th, 50 seniors attended the Yankees vs. Orioles game at Yankee stadium! We had a lot of fun with Yankee fans in the bleacher section, enjoyed the sunny day, and ate our way through a lot of buckets of fries! Some even caught some stray baseballs while the players were warming up!

Trigonometry Project (April 7, 2022)

History: The clinometer is a tool used by plumbers, miners, sailors and many others to measure angles of elevation. The clinometer was invented in 1989 and is still used today to measure the heights of objects that difficult to measure.

Purpose: In this trigonometry project, students constructed clinometers using protractors, straws, paper clips, a small weighted object and string. They worked in pairs to indirectly measure the heights of tall objects in the auditorium such as the balcony, windows, and projector using trigonometry.