A team of five students from the Price chess team attended the US Chess Federation’s National Junior High Championship in Grapevine, TX. The Wildcat players, three of whom were brand new to chess, took home sixth place after competing against some of the brightest young minds in the country.

Price’s farm empowers students to be change agents in their own communities by showing them the value of creating their own food systems and ecosystems and providing their families and neighborhood with healthy, accessible food.

The new photography program at Price, The 100Cameras Project, inspires students to tell their stories in new ways. The 100Cameras partnership provided 15 students with free cameras and training to become great photographers as they take photos to raise money for their school.

The Passport to Change program at Price Middle School took off. This year’s program gave over 90 7th and 8th grade students the opportunity to learn about the airline industry careers in STEM through mentoring and collaborating with students across the world.