In response to the city's call to improve scientific literacy, our school has launched the Space Project. Its centerpiece is the Space Science website, built by all nine students in Mr. Wu's Computer Club. School leaders praised it as a pioneering platform for science education.
Under their teacher's guidance, all nine students independently contributed to the code, pages, content and maintenance. All can write and improve web code. One anonymous student administrator works with Mr. Wu on daily upkeep, demonstrating our students' technical skills and teamwork.
In the Nine-Planet Tour, students can see planet artwork from every class. Combining science and art stimulates imagination and makes astronomy come alive.
The Academic Affairs Office has also issued strict content standards. Science education must follow authoritative research and eliminate outdated or incorrect knowledge. Since the International Astronomical Union has demoted Pluto, our website has completely removed its obsolete section from the server, ensuring accurate and rigorous content.
The director concluded: "Science education is an orderly star system. Only by seeking truth rigorously and keeping to the correct orbit can every effort and every student shine."