- Peter Abraham, from the town of Monroe, Orange County, New York, tells us: "The Hudson Valley region of New York State is on the edge of the Catskill Mountains, roughly 65 miles from New York City. Mixed residential areas ... some suburban, some more rural, but nothing as open-spaced as what I see on your school site!!
I found your site and info because of a Google search that brought me to a recipe for ice cream in a coffee can. Brilliant!!
It sounds as though your community and school are wonderful, with interesting creative programs and great teachers. Enjoy the winter and thank you for presenting a terrific web site to the world! I teach people how to use a Steadicam, which is a fun device used to make movies, t.v. shows and music videos.
- Stephen McKinley, from the town of Ooltewah, Tennessee left us this message:
"I live on the outskirts of Chattanooga, a river-side city surrounded by mountains; Lookout Mountain and Signal Mountain being the largest nearby. The city was once a center of industry due to its location on the Tennessee River. It is the home of the world's first Coca-Cola bottling plant. Other Chattanooga products include Double Cola, Moon Pies, and Little Debbie Snack Cakes.
Chattanooga is now home to the Tennessee Aquarium, a freshwater aquarium which describes the course of water as it flows from the mountains to the ocean. Some may also be familiar with the song by Glenn Miller titled "Chattanooga Choo-Choo." This song was based on an actual train which started in Pennsylvania and terminated in Chattanooga. The train station is now a resort hotel in which families can sleep in actual converted train cars. Chattanooga is also home to Rock City, Ruby Falls, and is the birthplace of miniature golf (originally called "Tom Thumb Golf."
- Police Officer John Scott from Baltimore, Maryland at the Baltimore Police Academy tells us: "Our Tidewater region giving way to rolling hills and what we call mountains (some over 3000 ft.)
Our city has a population of about 600,000, centered around a beautiful harbor. I teach driving in a police department of 3,000 members. Your Defensive Driving page is a knockout. Keep up the good work."
- Martin Kane, from Olympia, Washington, sent us some information about where he lives.
- Laurie Monserrat, from Sacramento, California, told us: "I live in the capitol of California (home of the Governator). I love your school web site and I use your science pages to find fun experiments to use with kids here".
- Marcia Sand Hibst, from Minnesota, left us some information about that state.
- Michael Lamb, from St. Francis Cathedral School in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, where Johnny from Prescott M. School sent us some hyperbole examples.
- Townsend Harris H.S., in New York City, NY USA, where Bharati visited our Math section to answer a quiz and ask a question about calculus.
- Yakima College, in Washington, where Lissa found our 'Pseudoscience' page.
- Arlington, Texas from where Linda sent us some information
- Corpus Christi, Texas is the home of our latest US visitor.
- Gray-New Gloucester High School in Gray, Maine. Find out more!
- Larose Middle School in Larose, Louisiana, is where Don, Demi, Cynthia, and Ranada go to school; they sent us some great hyperbole examples.
- Saunders Middle School in Woodbridge, Virginia; Michelle sent us some hyperbole examples.
- T. C. Marsh Middle School in Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Jonas' 2nd period class sent us some hyperbole examples.
- Independence Middle School in Independence, Ohio; Evan sent us a hyperbole example.
- Karns High near Knoxville, Tennessee; Ashley sent us a hyperbole example.
- Highland View School in Greendale, Wisconsin; Courtney sent us a hyperbole example.
- Enloe High School in Raleigh, North Carolina
- Northwest School in Lexington, North Carolina
- South Highlands School, New York
- T. S. Hill Middle School in Dexter, Missouri ... lots of student submissions!
- Oak Ridge School, in Oak Ridge, Missouri. Teacher Carole Del Vecchio had her grade 10 and 12 classes try our 'Calculating Pi Using Toothpicks' experiment, and sent us the results.
- Ed, from Lebanon, USA, (among many others) has visited our Hyperbole page and left us some examples.
- Mulliken, Michigan ... a prospective visitor checks us out!
- Birmingham, Michigan ... a Seaholm H.S. student sent us an entry.
- Spring, Texas ... found by accident by a Worsley!
- A visitor from Nevada found our 'Favourite Poetry' page.
- Stan Kowalski, a former WCS teacher and coach, now living in Laredo, Texas
- Barbara Solomon (Thompson) ... a former WCS student who's now a teacher in New Jersey
- Arlington, Virginia ... a visitor found our site.
- Zac Romain from Moss Bluff Middle School in Lake Charles, southwestern Louisiana. Zac tells us: "Louisiana is the home of the second hurricane (Rita); English and French are spoken in our area. We're about 50 miles from Texas and 50 miles from the Gulf of Mexico".
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