Middle School Students Discover Invertebrates

Middle School Students Discover Invertebrates 1Middle School students in Mrs. Debbie Mayer’s Middle School Science classes at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School recently spent an afternoon celebrating the end of their chapter on invertebrates with a delicious lunch of fried and sauteed shrimp, scallops, calamari, and other delightful delicacies. While the students dined, they quizzed each other on the characteristics of intvertebrates. Pictured are Montgomery Catholic students Michael Moussalli, John Arnold, Tait Holder, and Matthew Donohue enjoy their “invertebrate lunch” at the Middle School.

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