Quad Drop

Mr. Schultz, photo from Unsplash.com In Absentia dry skies do not flush pink annelids from the ground. many mouths to feed. Sweeping sweeping the classroom a chore of meditation. students create art. A Murder (for Guy) a murder of crows an unkindness of ravens a naught of black holes?

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com The masks have come off. Hugs like a super power. Our smiles have new lines.

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com Tiers for Fears orange tier frenzy katsudon in Japantown. cherry blossoms pale. 'Puff' steam locomotives head north in the open sea. Spring break is over.

Our visual warm-up to get back into the swing of things is something you are all familiar with: a set of beautiful photos of the Filoli Gardens from none other than Mr. Roberts! Enjoy!

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com with each beat, the wings of the white tailed kite measure my quieting heart.

Mr. Schultz (Image from Unsplash.com. Context for this haiku: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5P7x4vh_ts rabbit hole doom scroll my algorithmic nightmares ball of confusion.

https://sites.google.com/shschools.org/alittlematrixmusic/home Symphony students have collaboratively composed new works of music. Using original motifs created by members of their sound team, each composer mixed and edited their team's motifs to create an original piece. You're invited to see and hear their development of the motifs into their final compositions, hear the composer talk about their process and provide important context for their pieces, and of course, listen to their composition at the link above. Enjoy these bold new works!

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com Twisted on the road An aluminum ladder Won’t extend to Mars.

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com unabashed laughter rattles from an upstairs class. strange and bittersweet.

Mr. Schultz, image from Unsplash.com Pacific Grove waits. once 45,000 strong, the monarch is gone.