Omniglobe on Loan

February 2, 2021 | Media

Students with Omniglobe

The Omniglobe has arrived at Cistercian and will be with us for the next two weeks! It is a 32” spherical projection device that can display geophysical, social, political, historical, and astronomical data. Data is visually overlaid and animated on a current map of earth, Mars, or any other planet in the solar system. With the computer-driven system, we will be able to show students the continental drift from Pangea to today’s continental layout, visualize Facebook connections around the world, look at historical maps, show the ring of fire, and much more.

The Omniglobe is on loan to us by EarthX. EarthX is an international nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to educating and inspiring people and organizations to take action towards a more sustainable future worldwide. They are the organizers of the Earth Day Expo Texas at Fair Park, which celebrated their 50th anniversary last year.

Hawk Happenings

Christmas Concert

Forms I and II shared their Christmas Concert with our community. Thank you to Mr. Lewis and the boys for a wonderful evening of music.

Seussical Jr.

Highlights from our Middle School production of Seussical Jr. With our biggest cast yet, 40 students came together to bring the stories of Dr. Seuss to life on stage.

Aviation Pioneer Steven Udvar-Hazy

A group of Cistercian seniors attended a special talk with aviation pioneer Steven Udvar-Hazy at Circle T Ranch in Westlake. Through our partnership with the Junior World Affairs Council, students had a unique opportunity to hear firsthand from one of the leaders who helped shape the modern aviation industry.

Publications

Finding God in the ecotone of faith and life

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And lead us not into temptation

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