Tylor Chacon joins STEM as Secondary Computer Science Teacher
Fence goes up for STEM building renovation project
A visit from the DCSO K-9 inspection team
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STEM Elementary students take on lunar exploration PBL
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Gay Saunders joins STEM as Grant Writer
Great Start to Girls' Persist at STEM
We are so excited to start the Girls Persist at STEM. We had a wonderful first session and students are looking forward to embarking on the journey in leadership. We started with our “Learn-It” Phase. Thank you to all the students and Mrs. Basu and Mrs. Stewart for leading them through.
Girls’ Persist is an evidence-based STEM leadership program designed to put problems into practice while fostering an environment for girls to thrive. The program consists of hands-on learning applications and leadership methods viable for shaping self-efficacy and increasing capacity for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The program utilizes the learn-it, lead-it, and perform-it framework to assist adolescent girls with self-confidence, critical thinking skills, and decision-making while influencing overall STEM persistence.