A little girl who was a very picky eater was allowed to eat dinner watching television in hopes she wouldn’t notice there were mushrooms in the rice (added without remembering that usually her portion was set aside before mushrooms were added), but she noticed. When asked how she detected the
Recently, the Kentucky Department of Education (2025) announced that it awarded the statewide college admissions exam contract to the College Board, switching from the ACT to the SAT. With this change comes the question, will TIP-KY also change to using the SAT? The answer, for now, is no. There are
One of the greatest challenges the Nazi Germany and the Holocaust class at VAMPY faces every year is why? Why, and how, could such an incomprehensible horror unfold in the world? And not just in the world, but in the very heart of western civilization. Through examining the rise and
Tonight marks the VAMPY talent show and it is safe to say that every counselor, camper, and staff member is excited to see what great acts we will see. As the campers practiced and planned out their performances last night at talent show practice it seems that our show this
Observing behaviors at the zoo (Do you see what I see?) The VAMPY psychology class provides each camper with the opportunity to take a deep dive into human behavior and the mental processes that influence how humans develop and interact with the world. Our students have explored major psychological topics
Reality Television – VAMPY Style Comic-Con, one of the most well known comic book conventions, began when a group of comic book fans went looking for a space to share their interests with like-minded people. This desire is prevalent in VAMPY campers as well. They have broad interests and—if they
