Showing posts with label Delphi academy milton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delphi academy milton. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Delphi Academy Student in the Lucky Ten Ensemble

Delphi Academy student, Daniel Ronkin recently won a ballroom dancing competition. Competing against people of all ages, at the   age of 13 Daniel won first place in 11 of 12 dances, ranging from the Rumba to the Jive; he won second place in the twelfth dance. Only starting his dance classes last September, Daniel is already a Silver Level dancer who has competed in three different competitions.

Daniel is also part of a renowned vocal group called the Lucky Ten Ensemble. He has participated in singing competitions all over the world, including competitions in the Caribbean and Russia. He’s been with the Lucky Ten for four years, each year going to Carnegie Hall to compete in the Golden Voices competition. In 2009 they won first place! He will be returning to Carnegie Hall February 19th to perform a very famous German song called Papageno. He is currently preparing for a May performance of The Marriage of Figaro. Daniel is not only a dedicated artist, but also a dedicated student.

Friday, February 4, 2011

Delphi Academy Alumni Success

 Delphi Boston Alum Jessika Williams

"After Delphi, I was admitted into Boston Latin School. I graduated in 2008, as BLS is a school that starts with 7th grade and ends with the 12th. I am now attending Spelman College in Atlanta, GA. It is an all-female Historically Black College in close proximity to Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University. I am majoring in Biochemistry, while pursuing certification with the American Chemical Society. I intend to pursue a career in Forensic Toxicology after Spelman. I am currently a recipient of the Dean Scholarship (Spelman), the SMART Scholarship (Federal), and the Edwards Scholarship (Boston-based)."

For more information, please visit us on our website at www.delphiboston.org.

Friday, January 28, 2011

Delphi Academy Lower School Science Fair

This year's Lower School Science Fair was absolutely marvelous! Our Delphi students had projects ranging from everything like studies of ocean animals, the importance of dental care, the traditional erupting volcano and even recycling paper.

The Lower School students did a great job putting their projects together and presenting on them. All the students, even our three year olds, were able to talk about their project and explain the different things they learned.

Here are some nice shots from this mornings event!




























For more information about Delphi Academy in Milton, please visit us online at www.delphiboston.org.

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Delphi Academy Students Learning Art

The Delphi students in the Form 1 class are doing a very fun project where they are practicing their artistic skills. Ms. Marjorie, our fantastic art teacher, is running a project where they are looking at photos of landscapes and duplicating the colors in order to compose the images. Here are some photos of the students hard at work. You can see their paintings are well along.



 


For more information about Delphi Academy in Milton, visit us at www.delphiboston.org.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Delphi Academy Promotes Gifts that Change Lives


Do you have children? Do you know someone with educational frustrations?

Give these books as gifts and you'll see lives brighten, discipline problems fade and students becoming self-reliant learners as they learn how to deal with the barriers we all face in study. 


Learning How to Learn is designed for parents and teachers to teach children to recognize commonly found barriers to learning. The book also gives the practical knowledge to overcoming these barriers. The result is children who love to learn and can apply any subject to their lives. $14.95



How to Use a Dictionary  is based on the works of L. Ron Hubbard. The use of a dictionary is an almost universally overlooked fundamental in learning, but its full use is priceless. Students are frequently blocked in school by confusions in understanding words, and these confusions can be cleared up by using a dictionary. This unique book provides the missing link within education-- the understanding of terms, symbols and abbreviations contained in dictionaries. $19.95



Study Skills for Life is designed to help students understand and apply any subject; students who can think for themselves and develop  a love for learning. Learning is a process of knowing how to learn and understand so that students can use the information in their lives. Without the ability to learn, the goals student have set for themselves are blocked. This book helps students achieve their goals in life through true education. $14.95



The Basic Study Manual is vital to adults, college students and trainers in today's competitive workplace. Their future success depends on their ability to learn. This book gives the skills needed to open the door to learning and life. The book addresses the underlying reasons for academic failures. The materials in this book, delineate the primary barriers to learning and how to overcome them with practical application procedures and methods. This is the fundamental breakthrough to study and how to learn effectively. $21.95



Grammar and Communication presents grammar in a logical, step-by-step sequence. It helps students understand the basic building blocks of the English language and how to use those building blocks to better communicate, express their thoughts and understand what they read. This book enables students to learn grammar, not as an arduous set of classroom rules, but as something for use in conveying their thoughts through language. $24.95
 


Order Now! For more information, please contact Victoria Sene at Delphi Academy (617) 333-9610 or victoria@delphiboston.org.


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