Students who want to explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) topics and careers should check out the STEM Saturdays classes that will be offered free of charge during the 2010-11 school year.
STEM Saturdays were a hit during the 2009-10 school year, and this year classes have been added for students in grades 4-5 as well as middle school. Classes this year are:
Oct. 9:
It’s a Starry, Starry Night (elementary) at Parkside High planetarium
Bridge Design and Fabrication (middle) at Parkside High
Nov. 13:
The Science Behind Winning (elementary) and Robotics (middle), both at Salisbury Middle
Jan. 15:
Green Keepers: Going Green to Preserve Our World (elementary) and The Bug Detective (middle), both at Salisbury Middle
Feb. 12:
The Magic of Chemistry (elementary) and Out of Sight: Bringing Astronomy Down to Earth, both at Salisbury Middle
March 12:
Flying Wild: Bird Science and Conservation (elementary) at Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
Fossils of the Chesapeake: A Hands-On Exploration (middle) at Parkside High
April 9:
The Bug Detective (elementary) and The Science Behind Winning (middle), both at Salisbury Middle
Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Please click on the attached flier to print, fill out, and return as directed on the form. Students may register for all of the classes, or only the ones that suit the student’s interests and schedule.
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3 comments:
my kids ain't going to no steem classes. This liberalism at its best. Instead, we go to the Tea Party meeting to listen to good God fearing folks.
Who needs this going green thing - liberal scientists.
I'm concerned that the kids who need this most are not attending. Any stats on how many students hail from the "other side of the tracks". You know the areas.
I agree with 8:43. Glen Beck said that global warming does not exist. Who needs scientific proof.
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