by Kameron

After interviewing Ms. Sheri, she took a picture of me with a Pi day poster created by a fourth grader named Verna. I got a mini blueberry cheesecake pie. Thanks Ms. Sheri!

Over the years, I haven’t really cared for Pi Day. But ever since I tried a chocolate cream pie, I have not stopped thinking about Pi Day, being held in the library of my own school. Pi Day is celebrated to represent a math symbol- a constant which is approximately 3.14159. Pi’s nature is a fun challenge to remember and computationally calculate more and more digits

Pi Day is coordinated by Ms. Sheri, our school’s parent coordinator. According to Ms. Sheri about 15-20 pies were sold this year on March 15 because of the snow day on the actual Pi Day. There were a variety sold. Some pies included chocolate, smores, and strawberry. Most pies were homemade, but some were Entenmann’s. Mostly staff purchased pies, and some parents and students did as well.