The Lake County School Board at its most recent meeting recognized schools that have met requirements to be distinguished as STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Schools based on activities from 2021-22.
Elementary STEAM schools are required to have a school level STEAM collaborative team that implements:
- Problem-based learning experiences integrating science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics at all grade levels;
- STEAM Bowl team practice documentation;
- Participation in a STEAM Bowl competition for grades 3-5;
- School and district Science and Engineering Fair participation in K-5 classrooms; and
- School-based STEAM Night
Middle and high school requirements include:
- Participate in a STEAM-related competition
- School science fair participation completed by Dec. 20, 2021
- STEAM Family Night; and
- Problem-based learning experiences integrating math, science and other subjects provided at all grade levels.
Congratulations to the following schools for their accomplishments:
GOLD STEAM SCHOOLS
- Astatula Elementary
- Beverly Shores Elementary
- Clermont Elementary
- Eustis Elementary
- Eustis Height Elementary
- Fruitland Park Elementary
- Grassy Lake Elementary
- Lake Pointe Academy K-8
- Lost Lake Elementary
- Sorrento Elementary
- Tavares Elementary
- Treadway Elementary
- Triangle Elementary
- Umatilla Elementary
- Imagine South Lake
- Spring Creek Charter
- East Ridge Middle
- Eustis Middle
- Gray Middle
- Windy Hill Middle
- South Lake High
- Pine Ridge Elementary
- Seminole Springs Elementary
- Leesburg Elementary
- Cypress Ridge Elementary
- Rimes Early Learning & Literacy Center
Original source can be found here.