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A Guide to CCSSTEM Programs
SC IENCE | TECHNOLOGY | ENGINEER ING I MATH
“I like STEM because we useteamwork to solve challengingproblems and it just makeslearning more fun.”
Does your child...
* Learn best from handsonexperiences?
* Ask questions about how thingswork?
* Think creatively?
*Invent new things/ideas?
* Enjoy designing or building newstructures with legos, K'Nex, or other
toys?
* Enjoy working with other students?
* See themselves as a futurescientist, engineer, computer
programer? Dream of being aprofessional in another STEM
career?
I bet your English classroom didn't looklike this! Experience hands on
innovative instruction from teacherswho are preparing students for 21st
century careers.
“STEM classes give usopportunities that mirrorworking in a career. We have tobe creative and responsible to getthe job done!"
5th Grade CCS STEM Student
10th Grade CCS STEM Student
Cabarrus County Schools is proud to present you with a one of akind STEM program. Our STEM pipeline is the only K12 STEMprogram recognized in the state of North Carolina as a model forSTEM instruction. We look forward to continuing our innovative
practices and introducing your children to the excitingopportunities provided by STEM instruction.
10/25 - Open House @ CC Griffin
11/3 - Open House @ R Brown McAllister
11/7 - Open House @ Northwest Middle
11/16 - Open House @ Coltrane Webb
11/29 - Open House @ Beverly Hills
11/30 - Open House @ Central
12/1 - Open House @ JN Fries
12/7 - Open House @ Northwest High School
WHY STEM ?
UPCOMING EVENTS
STEM is comprised of four components:
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
subject areas. Our STEM program allows
students to experience indepth exploration and
handson project making. The use of handson
(kinesthetic) learning helps students to bridge
the gap between concrete observable
phenomena, and the theoretical abstract
concepts.
PROBLEM BASEDLEARNING
Check the individual school's website for times and moredetails.
All CCS STEM schools utilize PBL, Problem
Based Learning. PBL is a instructional
technique in which students are presented with
a problem and must use their prior knowledge,
content knowledge, and the design cycle to
solve the problem. PBLs provide students
opportunities to explore realworld scenarios
while mastering the North Carolina Standards.