Annual STEAM Expo showcases student-focused projects, talents
There was a big turnout at the annual STEAM Expo hosted by Community School District 7 Thursday.
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Mar 28, 2024, 1:22 PM
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Updated 30 days ago
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3ds agoThere was a big turnout at the annual STEAM Expo hosted by Community School District 7 Thursday.
Students at P.S. 065X in Mott Haven showcased their talents and projects across various grade levels.
Students showed off their interactive exhibits, gave demonstrations and had hands-on workshops. From hydroponic farming to solving math equations using artificial intelligence, the students were engaged.
School staff says it is all to get kids experiencing the exciting world of STEAM education firsthand.
