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I CAN. I WILL. I AM PEREGRINE.
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Welcome to the Peregrine Wing, class of 2023 Peregrine students are identified by their maroon polos, but what IS a peregrine, exactly?
A peregrine is a type of falcon, and it is one amazing bird. Falconers (people who train and use falcons to hunt) prefer the peregrine because of its spectacular high-speed dives. These powerful birds can reach speeds of up to 200 mph or more as they dive for their prey.
The scientific name comes from the Latin words falco (hook-shaped) and peregrinus (to wander).
The peregrine falcon can be found on every continent except Antarctica and lives in a wide variety of habitats, including deserts, tropics, and tundra.
The falcon that represents the Peregrine wing is unique and extraordinary -- just like our students.
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Peregrine Office Staff
- Jody Wright - Administrator
- Jonathon Egert - Administrator/Dean of Students
- Kim Callahan - Dean/Lead Teacher
- Kristen Fritts - School Counselor
- Shante Swain - Restorative Interventionist
- Justin Long - Project Grad
Peregrine Teachers
- Douglas Graves - English 2/African American Studies
- Jordan Shipley - Geometry/Dual Credit Statistics
- Ryan McDonough - English 2 Co-Teacher
- Oxana Kravchenko - Geometry
- Chris Ottinger - Government/AP Psychology
- Frank Colandro - Government/ACT Prep
- Taylor Burton - Genre Literature (Mystery)/English 2
- Austin Clow - Biology
- Jane Guinn - Spanish
- Emily Dalton - French
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Brightstorm
This website offers over 2,000 math tutoring videos for free. Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus are all represented. -
Math TV
This is a great website for algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. Your student is able to choose an instructor and a topic. The instructor will walk through a step-by-step process for the topic. This is a fabulous website if your student is struggling with homework! -
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Your student can select a grade level and a course. Each selection has a mini-game or manipulative to help your student understand various mathematical concepts. -
PBS NOVA
This website offers educational videos. Some videos are free and some are offered through a pay service. -
YouTube - Mathademics Channel
YouTube math videos. You can select categories such as: geometry, number sense, fractions, decimals, percents, algebra, data, etc... Each video is made with interactive whiteboard software so your student will be able to see what the teacher is talking about in each video.