Hundreds of people gathered at Tenaya Middle School on May 18 for the third annual STEAM Fair. The event featured student work done throughout the year at all of our schools in the areas of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics.
The campus was covered with vibrant displays, engaging activities, and simultaneous performances on three different stages. As visitors made their way through each area, they had a chance to see everything from solar energy experiments to virtual architecture technology to mini art galleries. It was the perfect way to showcase the creativity and critical thinking happening in our classrooms every day.
We were grateful to have participation from community partners such as BEAT, ASSETS, El Capitan High School’s robotics team, and PG&E. Harris Construction helped with a booth featuring visual displays of our new STEAM Center. Students and their families could even sign a beam that will be incorporated into the facility next to Ada Givens Elementary.
Thank you to all of the organizers and participants who made this event possible!