Summit, Past & Present
The first engineer of the Summit Learning Platform
Sam Strasser
FOMO is the acrononym for this phrase
fear of missing out
The first U.S. president to live in the White House
John Adams
The eccentric 4th grade science teacher at Walkerville Elementary School in the Magic School Bus.
Ms. Frizzle
This was Harry Potter's room in the Dursley household until he was given Duley's old room.
cupboard
The two newest Summit Public Schools
Tam, Atlas
"Squad" these aren't about scoring in soccer; they're things you hope your group accomplishes
goals
The city where the U.S. hosted the Summer Olympics for the first time
St. Louis
The traffic sign attached to school buses
stop sign
QWERTY denotes the standard layout on English-language typewriters and this.
keyboard
The subject that Adam Carter taught at Summit
English
A chaotic or disastrously mishandled situation; maybe a situation that combusted
dumpster fire
The three U.S. presidents that died on the 4th of July
John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe
Elizabeth Savannah "Liz" or "Lizzy", the teacher's pet in the Magic School Bus, is this type of animal
lizard
Also known as a spirit board or talking board, this board is marked with the letters of the alphabet, the numbers 0–9, and the words "yes", "no".
ouija board
The most common first name at Summit Public Schools this academic year.
David
A billion-dollar tech company or an ideal mate is this mythic creature, like Charlie of Candy Mountain fame
unicorn
The year the civil war ended
1865
In "The Magic School Bus - Gets Ready, Set, Dough", the class in the bus gets baked into this kind of dessert.
cake
a sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a movie or television production
storyboard
The new code to disarm the building.
5573
a form of address for your boyfriend or girlfriend
bae
The civil rights activist who died on April 4, 1968
Martin Luther King
The precursor to the modern yellow school bus, it was a horse-drawn vehicle used for transporting children to school; kind of sounds like a temporary, jury-rigged solution.
kid hacks
from a ship into the water, or to go to extremes
overboard