Fifth and sixth grade students are designing and building upcycled mini golf holes for Midview’s annual Elementary STEM Night. During STEM Night, Midview families will be able to play 20 student-designed mini golf holes, seeing firsthand how students transformed ideas into interactive engineering projects. Click HERE for more information.
Students in Columbia Middle School’s Engineering and Design class took on a real-world challenge through the Ohio STEM Learning Network State Design Challenge. Seven student teams developed innovative solutions, applying the engineering design process to research, design, and present their ideas.
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The Elyria Robotics program is celebrating an exceptional season, with 9 of 12 teams qualifying for the State Championship Tournament held at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton. Click HERE for more information.
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We know that across Lorain County, teachers and students are leading incredible STEM initiatives—whether it’s coding projects, robotics teams, engineering design challenges, science fairs, or community partnerships. Lorain County STEMLink exists to celebrate these efforts and share them with a wider audience.
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Strengthen community awareness of the powerful learning happening in Lorain County schools
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A project or initiative you’re leading in your classroom
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