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Mark your calendars for the OB Science and Innovation Night Friday, April 6, 2018
This night will feature the Science Fair, OB Student and Agency Showcases, and a Mad Science Show! You also don't want to miss the MySCI bus, or the Challenger Planetarium exhibit. Bring out the whole family for a fun night learning about Science Technology, Engineering, and Math! 


Google Expeditions Google Expeditions came to OB!
What an amazing opportunity for our school and our students. 
Expeditions bring lessons to life with the power of virtual and augmented reality.  Students can explore the eye of a tornado or step foot in historic landmarks by interacting with digital objects right in front of them.
Watch this video to learn more!
Click to view more photos from our event

Check out this teacher Vlog talking about his experience. Getting Googley with Google Expeditions A/R and V/R





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