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'''Shaker Junior High School''' is a [[public school|public]] [[middle school]] (7th through 8th grade) in [[Latham, New York|Latham]], [[New York]], near the state's capital of [[Albany, New York|Albany]]. As of 2006, it enrolls |
'''Shaker Junior High School''' is a [[public school|public]] [[middle school]] (7th through 8th grade) in [[Latham, New York|Latham]], [[New York]], near the state's capital of [[Albany, New York|Albany]]. As of 2006, it enrolls a little over 900 students. Shaker Junior is part of the [[North Colonie Central Schools]] [[school district]], which is consistently ranked as one of the top school districts in New York State. The Junior High's Building Principal is Dr. Russell Moore. The school is divided into 4 Halls: Houston, Norris, Calhoun, and Clay. Shaker Junior has many sports to offer to their students.<ref>(http://northcolonie.org/)</ref> |
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Shaker Junior High School feeds into [[Shaker High School]]. |
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==School Information== |
==School Information== |
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The building principal is Dr. Russell Moore. The Houston and Norris Hall principal is Dawn Savery, and the Clay and Calhoun Hall principal is Michael Mitchell. About 900 students are enrolled in Shaker Junior High School. A variety of sports programs are offered. Also, some [[Regents]] courses are available, although not many students are in these classes, with the exception of foreign language. They only go on one field trip every year. This shows how bad their budget is. Niskyuna, on the other hand, has a much better budget. They go on about one field trip |
The building principal is Dr. Russell Moore. The Houston and Norris Hall principal is Dawn Savery, and the Clay and Calhoun Hall principal is Michael Mitchell. About 900 students are enrolled in Shaker Junior High School. A variety of sports programs are offered. Also, some [[Regents]] courses are available, although not many students are in these classes, with the exception of foreign language. They only go on one field trip every year. This shows how bad their budget is. Niskyuna, on the other hand, has a much better budget. They go on about one field trip EVERY MONTH!!! |
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==Halls== |
==Halls== |
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'''Calhoun Hall''': Calhoun Hall is named after United States Senator [[Mackenzie Calhoun]], fictional Startrek character. Most students in Calhoun are addicted to cocaine, and those that aren't are addicted to meth. The hall color is blue. |
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'''Calhoun Hall''': Calhoun Hall is named after United States Senator [[John C. Calhoun]]. The hall color is blue. |
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'''Clay Hall''': Clay Hall is named after United States Senator [[Luigi]], who made many great compromises for the Mushroom Kingdom in the 1800s. Clay has not won a track meet in over 20 years, due to over 90% of their students being morbidly obese. |
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'''Norris Hall''': Norris Hall is named after the martial arts expert [[Chuck Norris]]. The hall color is green. |
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'''Clay Hall''': The worst hall there is. Clay Hall is named after United States Senator [[Henry Clay]], who made many great compromises for the United States in the 1800s. The hall color is purple. |
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==Interhall Competitions== |
==Interhall Competitions== |
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Each year, the four halls compete in interhall competitions for points. These competitions include the Faculty Feud, which is a teacher-played game based on the TV game show [[Family Feud]], with the answers being based on student feedback, and the Quiz Bowl, which is an academic competition in which the faculty chooses each hall's top four students for each grade. A big track meet is held in May or June on Shaker's High School's football and track stadium |
Each year, the four halls compete in interhall competitions for points. These competitions include the Faculty Feud, which is a teacher-played game based on the TV game show [[Family Feud]], with the answers being based on student feedback, and the Quiz Bowl, which is an academic competition in which the faculty chooses each hall's top four students for each grade. A big track meet is held in May or June on Shaker's High School's football and track stadium. |
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==Morning Broadcasts== |
==Morning Broadcasts== |
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Shaker Junior High School currently has a broadcasting studio in which 8th graders chosen by their English teachers from the previous academic year broadcast reports using the equipment in the broadcasting studio |
Shaker Junior High School currently has a broadcasting studio in which 8th graders chosen by their English teachers from the previous academic year broadcast reports using the equipment in the broadcasting studio. These broadcasts are received in every homeroom on the television set. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
Revision as of 04:44, 17 June 2008
Shaker Junior High School is a public middle school (7th through 8th grade) in Latham, New York, near the state's capital of Albany. As of 2006, it enrolls a little over 900 students. Shaker Junior is part of the North Colonie Central Schools school district, which is consistently ranked as one of the top school districts in New York State. The Junior High's Building Principal is Dr. Russell Moore. The school is divided into 4 Halls: Houston, Norris, Calhoun, and Clay. Shaker Junior has many sports to offer to their students.[1]
Shaker Junior High School feeds into Shaker High School.
School Information
The building principal is Dr. Russell Moore. The Houston and Norris Hall principal is Dawn Savery, and the Clay and Calhoun Hall principal is Michael Mitchell. About 900 students are enrolled in Shaker Junior High School. A variety of sports programs are offered. Also, some Regents courses are available, although not many students are in these classes, with the exception of foreign language. They only go on one field trip every year. This shows how bad their budget is. Niskyuna, on the other hand, has a much better budget. They go on about one field trip EVERY MONTH!!!
Halls
Best halls Houston Hall: Houston Hall is named after Sam Houston, the leader of Texas when they were a separate country from Mexico and the United States during the 1800s. The hall color is red.
Calhoun Hall: Calhoun Hall is named after United States Senator John C. Calhoun. The hall color is blue.
Worst halls Norris Hall: Norris Hall is named after the martial arts expert Chuck Norris. The hall color is green.
Clay Hall: The worst hall there is. Clay Hall is named after United States Senator Henry Clay, who made many great compromises for the United States in the 1800s. The hall color is purple.
Interhall Competitions
Each year, the four halls compete in interhall competitions for points. These competitions include the Faculty Feud, which is a teacher-played game based on the TV game show Family Feud, with the answers being based on student feedback, and the Quiz Bowl, which is an academic competition in which the faculty chooses each hall's top four students for each grade. A big track meet is held in May or June on Shaker's High School's football and track stadium.
Morning Broadcasts
Shaker Junior High School currently has a broadcasting studio in which 8th graders chosen by their English teachers from the previous academic year broadcast reports using the equipment in the broadcasting studio. These broadcasts are received in every homeroom on the television set.