Fabian Rodriguez, a seventh grader at Legacy Middle School, won the American Printing House (APH) Abacus Bee in Louisville, Kentucky, making him the National Champion. He represented Texas and competed against people from nine other states. He showed that he could do mental math very quickly and accurately. The result showed how well students did in a math competition at the national level.

Q1. What makes Legacy Middle School in San Antonio stand out academically?

Ans. Legacy Middle organizes classes by subject, with students switching subjects every day and focusing on one subject at a time with the help of the same teacher.

Q2. How does Legacy Middle keep track of assignments that aren't finished each week?

Ans. Legacy Middle has weekly tracking sheets that students use to keep track of missing work, go over updates in class, and turn in assignments that are due before the grading deadline.

Q3. What kind of engagement opportunity does Legacy Middle offer?

Ans. Legacy Middle has a campus journalism group where students write articles, edit drafts, and put together content for school publications during scheduled times.

Q4. What does Legacy Middle do to help students write better answers in all of their classes?

Ans. Legacy Middle gives students explanation-based questions that they must answer in detail, revise their drafts, and turn in their work again after getting feedback from their teachers.

Q5. How does Legacy Middle let people know about updates?

Ans. Legacy Middle puts school bulletins online so that families can easily find all the important information they need in one place.