Visit the NCMS 7th Grade AP Math Lego Town Square at the Neshoba County Courthouse

Neshoba Central Middle School 7th grade AP Math students participated in a hands-on Lego Town Square Project designed to connect real-world learning to the Mississippi scale factor standard (7.G.1). Students visited our local town square to measure and sketch buildings, then used scale drawings and proportional reasoning to recreate the area with Legos. Through collaboration, problem-solving, and project management, students worked together to ensure each section aligned perfectly, creating a final model that was displayed for the school and community to enjoy.

The Teacher is Mrs. Tonya Hancock and Students Involved Include:

Linnea Baker

Liam Cumberland

Trinity Gray

Judson McDaniel

Kallie Pope

Alexis Sullivan

Lily Carsyn Barrett

Gracelyn Davis

Kooper Herrington

Jenny Moore

Rivers Pope

Andrew Taylor

Selah Ben

Abbie Dertinger

Brycen Higginbotham

Avery Myers

Ryleigh Robertson

Silas Taylor

Sutton Blackstock

Taylee Fortenberry

Tehya Jimmie

William Nowell

Reese Robinson

Jacob Wallace

Ayden Bobo

Journi Garcia

Dalton Larson

Luis Orozco

Garrett Savell

Brayden Webb

Rivers Bounds

Brooklyn Garrett

Addylynn Massey

Ganon Perry

Peyton Sharp

Harper White

Haven Calloway

Cayleigh Gates

Jacob McCullough

Patton Phillips

Elias Simmons

Joseph Williams

Roxie Clark

Jagger Gibbons

Bentley McDaniel

Noah Pinter

Kyle Stokes

Eli Winstead

The Lego Town Square Project is on display in the lobby of the Neshoba County Courthouse.

Special thanks to Josh Baysinger and the team at GlassWorx for building and installing the display case!