Cornerstone STEM Program is Soaring this Spring

Cornerstone STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) students are excited about the month of March as we celebrate National Science Day on March 1, World Engineering Day on March 4, and Pi Day on March 14. STEM enthusiasts and all K-12 students have plenty of opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering, and math in fun and engaging ways. Our students and teachers are embracing these STEM holidays with hands-on projects that spark curiosity and build essential skills.

In our middle school STEM classes, students took on the challenge of designing and building functional bridges using only popsicle sticks, string, and hot glue. This creative project encouraged problem-solving, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of engineering principles.

Our younger students in the Techno Smarts class, led by Mrs. Deena Dickerson, have also been busy exploring STEM through creative activities. Techno Smarts introduces students to science, technology, engineering, and math in a hands-on, fun-filled environment. They used card stock to make paper roller coasters. These students worked hard to get the hill at the right height and incline so the marble could successfully go down the hill, through the loop, and around the curve.

Students in Mr. Shane Williams's high school Pre-Engineering class wrapped up a STEM project where students did extensive research as they designed and constructed derby cars.

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