A Classroom Surprise For STEM Secondary Science Teacher Kent Schnacke and College and Career Counselor Kelli Myrick
Classroom surprise!
2023 STEM graduate Brinda Malik joined STEM administrators to surprise Secondary Science Teacher Kent Schnacke and our College and Career Counselor Kelli Myrick with the Boettcher Foundation Teacher Recognition Award. These awards honor the work that teachers and counselors do and the impact they have on their community.
The award includes a grant of $500 for the teacher and $100 for the counselor to be used at their direction for an educational project, activity, professional development, or piece of equipment that they feel will benefit students and the school.
Last school year Brinda was the recipient of The Boettcher Scholarship and was given a full ride to The University of Denver. As part of that scholarship, Brinda identified Mr. Schnacke and Mrs. Myrick as playing a significant role in her education at STEM.
DCSD Superintendent Erin Kane Talks About Upcoming Mill Levy Override (MLO) and Bond That Would Impact Schools
DCSD Superintendent Erin Kane Tours STEM Campus and Meets With Students
Campus tour!
Douglas County School District Superintendent Erin Kane paid a visit to STEM this this week and got an up close look at what was happening in our classrooms as we head into the fourth week of this school year.
She watched secondary student presentations, chatted with students designing art and graphics and had some time with the little ones in elementary.
Some big things are underway for STEM and Douglas County Schools and we are grateful for the amazing partnership we continue to have with the school district and Superintendent Kane. Thanks for the visit!
STEM Seniors Take In A Sunrise
Senior Sunrise!
Some of STEM’s early risers from the 2024 class took in a gorgeous sunrise to start a new week. It was a chance to gather with friends and take in natural beauty before heading to class. What a fun tradition!