Our Vision:
The STREAM committee is dedicated to developing a program that is inquiry based and that will develop students into confident, self-directed learners. In a safe and supportive environment our students will be engaged in a group problem solving with applicable solutions that develops independent thinking while fostering collaboration. Students will have opportunities to gain read world experience through community partnerships and internships. Our goal is to combine science, technology, research, engineering, art, and mathematics to prepare our students to be Life Ready.
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What’s STREAMing at...
Chase, Cooke, & KLR
Chase
Cooke
Students in Ms. Bender & Ms. Wood's first grade class dissected a pumpkin to learn about the different parts. Then, they labeled each part on a paper pumpkin.
Students began learning about what a scientist is. First, they discussed what a scientist does and decided that they do experiments, observations, and try to solve problems.
KLR
Students planned and built bone bridges using only Q-tips, Popsicle sticks, and pipe cleaners. The goal was to see who had the longest bridge.
RJK Middle School
Students utilize creativity and math skills in designing geometric straight curve drawings by applying their measurement and drafting skills.
By using hands-on skills, students practice using a scroll saw to cut out their own unique puzzle pieces.
Puzzles made by our students all varied in shape and size and were distinct to each individual student.
Students employed their digital skills to design pictures for their puzzles and printed them using advanced laser technology.