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Science

Science literacy helps us understand and shape our daily lives. It helps us as we interact with our environment, asking questions and seeking answers.

Literacy in science, however, is much more than just reading and writing. It involves understanding the impact science has on our world and provides an opportunity to debate issues through written, oral or visual presentations. This gives students opportunities to read, write, defend and communicate their findings in meaningful ways, while helping raise science awareness.

In the Barrett Science Center, we give our students the opportunity to experiment with labs and active, hands-on/minds-on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) learning experiences with research and problem-solving opportunities to help them build an understanding of what it means to know science and apply it to living. Doing science develops our ability to ask questions, collect information, organize and test our ideas, problem-solve and apply what we learn. Even more, science offers a powerful platform for building confidence, developing communication skills and making sense of the world around us – a world that is increasingly shaped by science and technology.

Mr. Brian Chap

Science Department Chair

Three years of science is required for all students.

Science Courses

Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute

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Our Science Faculty

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Ms. Brenna Capriotti

Ms. Brenna Capriotti

Titles: Teacher
Departments: Science
Mr. Brian Chap

Mr. Brian Chap

Titles: Department Chair
Departments: Mathematics, Science
Mr. Anthony Dotolo

Mr. Anthony Dotolo

Titles: Teacher
Departments: Science
Mr. Robert Ford

Mr. Robert Ford

Titles: Teacher (PT)
Departments: Science
Mr. Caleb Jackson

Mr. Caleb Jackson

Titles: Teacher
Departments: Science