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Summer STEAM Program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics), Grades K - 5

Program Dates: July 7, 2025 - August 1, 2025

Location: Robert N. Wilentz School

Time: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Curriculum Focus: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics

Student Selection Criteria: Students enrolled in the Gifted and Talented program and students who are on or above grade level in math and science will be recommended for this program

Contact Information: 

Dr. Courtney Pepe, Director of Instructional Technology, cpepe@paps.net or (732) 376-6200 Ext. 30-230

Lindsey Tisch, Supervisor of Educational Technology, lindtisch@paps.net or (732) 376-6200 Ext. 30-462

Jinny DeJesus, Supervisor of Science, jinndejesus@paps.net or (732) 376-6200 Ext. 30-233

 

Description:

The Summer STEAM Program is a dynamic and enriching opportunity designed to enhance students' skills in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. It offers a diverse range of engaging, hands-on experiences that aim to foster creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. 

  • Build/Design Challenges: These activities will encourage students to think creatively and apply their engineering skills to construct innovative projects.

  • Coding/Robotics/AI Challenges: These activities are designed to introduce students to the world of coding, robotics, and beginner-friendly artificial intelligence. Students will develop essential digital literacy skills while exploring how AI can be used to solve problems, recognize patterns, and make decisions.

  • Science Experiments: Engaging in practical science experiments allows students to explore scientific concepts in a fun and interactive way.

  • Math Games: These games are intended to make learning math concepts enjoyable and interactive, helping students to strengthen their mathematical abilities.

  • Artistic Activities: Incorporating arts into the STEAM program, these activities will foster creativity and imagination, enabling students to express themselves while learning.

The program will serve approximately 225 students.