STEAM
Swartz Creek Community Schools is committed to providing a rich STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) environment for students to flourish in a project-based, hands-on learning capacity. After nine years of building an engaging program, SCCS students are given a safe and engaging environment that allows for learning through different facets. New State of the art STEAM wings on all of our buildings allows students at every grade level to flourish in a setting different from a traditional classroom.
This Saturday June 4th the Swartz Creek Middle School derby team will race to the finish line in the annual Soap Box Derby. The Soap Box Derby races will start at 10AM- 2PM. The FLint Area Fun Races are from 2-4PM. We will be racing at Chevy Commons State Park in Downtown Flint near the Kettering Campus. Come on out for a great time and check out the beautiful car the kids built.
Erosion and Weathering in Mr. Love's fourth grade class
Taking STEAM to the CREEK
Dieck students do some garden prep.
Dragon Summer Camp drone flying. Where's the math?
SC Middle School Drama Club. Behind the scenes and on stage, so much talent.
Mrs. Kaczor's class learning how to construct an axle for their galimoto toy.
Middle School students experience solar power.
Team Work!
SC Middle Schoolers construct and test zipline flyers.
SC Middle School Art Department says, "blank canvas, we've got that covered!"
Robotics week at Gaines Elementary.
STEAM Night at the Middle School
Morrish Elementary explore with cardboard and plastic connectors.
Building Structures and EXCITEMENT!
Getting outside the classroom for some fun learning at Morrish Elementary!
Mr. Fuller's Shop Class at the high school. Not just building but practicing entrepreneurship!
Mr. Fuller's HS Law and History class didn't just learn about the subject, they experienced it!
SC High Schoolers take an up close look!
CATAPULT! Student designed and made.
What makes a Bath Bomb fizz? Gas? Chemical reaction? Let's figure it out!
Miss. Guenther's PTLW classes spent their hour in the courtyard today!
Subductive plates do what to water?
Mrs. Letter's Syring students explore human impact!
AP Physics not only belt the robotic cars but program them to follow in platoon formation.
