ELO's in Action

Below are examples of extended learning opportunities students are participating in or have completed.

SM Wilson Job Shadow

SM Wilson hosted a job shadow where two Pattonville High School seniors toured work sites as well as SM Wilson's offices, focusing on construction and construction management careers.

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ENVO ELO

One of Pattonville High School's seniors is creating a prototype scanner called ENVO. The vision for this project is to develop a scanner that identifies recyclable materials. This video demonstrates the early stage development of the scanner's technology.

Project Pave ELO

Sophia participated in Project Pave, a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Program. Project Pave mentors, teaches and supports students attending targeted St. Louis North County high schools. The goal is to create interest in and pursuit of heavy highway design, engineering, and construction careers. Sophia's participation in Project Pave led into an internship with Millstone-Weber.

SLU Wind Tunnel ELO

In a partnership with Dr. McQuilling at St. Louis University, AJ analyzes images to try to figure out where shockwaves occur within the wind tunnel in an effort to determine how shockwaves affect the performance of jet engines.

Independent Course Work

Continue to learn in an area when there isn't a scheduled course available.

Myla and Savannah worked on a Yale & Washington University joint research project. Myla and Savannah met with research assistants to work on a Genome project that centers around minority groups. The project was a year-long and included a book study and discussion panels.

Past Extended Learning Opportunities with Pattonville High School Students

Internship

A temporary, unpaid position where a student is paired with a professional in the community to gain practical experience

Career Exploration

Opportunity for a student to investigate a specific occupation or career path. Conduct research, interviews, and job shadows

Parker is working with Pattonville technology staff to develop an app that serves as an interactive map and schedule finder for PHS

Project Based Learning

Learning experience where the student gains a deeper knowledge of a topic of their choice by solving a real-world problem

In addition to being in Mrs. Schwendemann’s science class, students participated in an ELO in which they researched and built a solar oven and then presented to Pattonville Elementary Schools on their process.

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