STEM focused
Warden teachers, pictured from left to right, Mitch Stanberry, Jessica Cole and Angela West are the three Master Teacher Fellows with Central Washington University’s Washington STEM Teachers Engaging in Leadership, Learning and Research (WA-STELLAR) program, which is funded by a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Exterior of Warden School District’s administrative offices. The district will be hosting two Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics – STEM – events to develop the district’s program. Central Washington University student teachers will be visiting Warden classrooms Feb. 29 and Warden High School will be hosting a Post-Secondary STEM Day March 14.
Warden High School seniors throw their caps in the air during the 2022 graduation ceremony. Warden’s participation in Central Washington University’s STELLAR fellowship program is partially intended to bolster schools’ STEM programs and post-secondary connections.
WARDEN — Warden School District will soon host events designed to develop the district’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics program. Central Washington University student teachers will be visiting Warden classrooms Feb. 29 and Warden High School will be hosting a Post-Secondary STEM Day on March 14.
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