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At STEM Launch all students have access to high-quality instruction and authentic experiences with industry partnerships to solve real-world problems. Students are immersed in the problem-solving process and are able to test and redesign their ideas. STEM educators use proven, research-based, instructional practices that actively engage students in the learning process and encourage students to take ownership of their learning.
LATEST NEWS
Read-a-thons actually get your reader excited about reading, and they allow friends and family to encourage your child to read even more.
Our Read-A-Thon starts Monday September 9, 2024.
About one week before our Read-A-Thon starts we will send home instructions on activating your reader's personal page. This is where you will be able to view and record their progress.
We encourage you to activate your reader’s account today by clicking on https://www.read-a-thon.com/readers/r/323435313033/1 and following the simple instructions.
We've chosen Read-A-Thon because it will not take much of your time, gives your child a reason to read, and helps develop stronger reading skills.
We hope EVERYONE participates.
Thanks so much,
STEM Launch
By applying for free and reduced benefits families receive assistance and they help your child's school
STEM Launch and Northglenn High School nationally recognized by Project Lead The Way
STEM Launch students work with the City of Thornton to plant trees and receive $2,250 grant
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DISTRICT NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prairie Hills Elementary gets a special visit from a special math-centered penguin
Equity and Engagement Department hosts committee meeting for families to engage with district staff
The Scientific and Cultural Facilities District awards grant to Westlake Middle School
Vantage Point receives recognition from CDE for their Post-Secondary Success event
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"The positive and fun community atmosphere makes way for a wonderful learning environment and the safety and well-being of the students is clearly a top priority."