On December 18, 2025, during Pajama Day, our Middle School students hosted a Winter Market as part of their microeconomy work. Over several weeks, the adolescents worked steadily to prepare the inventory and organize a sale featuring items they created themselves.
The market included jewelry, pear salsa, keychains, creations made with modeling clay, crochet products, fidgets, and keychains made with a 3D printer. Among everything offered, one of the most popular items was a set of “6-7” sculptures, which were in high demand.
This type of experience highlights not only our adolescents’ creative process and commitment to making high-quality products, but also the warm interactions they build with younger students. It was a space filled with pride, conversation, laughter, and support across ages.
The market was a success not only because of the sales, but also because of the strong sense of community created around our students’ work. We look forward to next year’s market!
