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The Pattonville High School Biomedical Sciences White Coat Ceremony was held on Thursday, May 13, in the Pattonville High School main gym to recognize students who have successfully completed coursework in Pattonville's nationally certified biomedical sciences program. Due to physical distancing needs, only students receiving their white coats were recognized in-person.
Third-year students received a special white laboratory coat with their name embroidered on it. Second-year students had their names read out loud and will receive a biomedical department T-shirt and fourth year students will get their own laboratory notebook.
The 36 students to receive their white coats during the live event were: Alexander Arias Hodarnau, Emily Barrier, Lauren Barton, Julia Blankenship, Dominique Bradshaw, Lauren Brawley, Lilly Buehrle, Isaac Bunton, Loudin Cato, Delani DeCarlo, Tamia Dockett, Sarah Etwaroo, Esther Gbloesse, Bryant Giang, Dylan Gietl, Tate Holt, Rozella House, Chloe Kerwin, Abigail Lewis, Lauren Marsala, Ponon Masokano, Alondra Mendez, Raizel Mendoza, Christina Ngo, India Reed, Natalie Reyes, Hailey Rice, Lucy Ridings, Melanie Rivera Nunez, Noah Rosebaugh, Savannah Sowell, Jasmine Taylor, Gabrielle Turner, Diana Urbina, Madison Wegel, Keilah Wilkes.
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Sixth grade science students at Pattonville Heights worked on a lab yesterday to investigate the results of variation and competition on a population. They studied a population of birds with different beak traits that were trying to eat beans that had variations in size and color. The students acted as the population of birds using different eating utensils as the beaks. 
The Child Development playschool program held a 50th year party this morning at Pattonville High School and current and former teachers in the family and consumer sciences department were there to celebrate with current high schoolers and preschoolers. 
The 14th Annual Area-Wide Middle School Book Battle was held this morning. Teams from Holman, Pattonville Heights and Remington Traditional competed with 21 other schools. The event also featured three different author visits. 
