Our STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) curriculum for grades K-5 is designed to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. We integrate these disciplines into hands-on learning experiences that emphasize real-world applications. Our program features project-based learning, the latest technology tools, and a strong emphasis on engineering and design to foster a well-rounded education. Students collaborate on interdisciplinary projects, guided by classroom teachers and the STEAM/Magnet teachers who provide personalized support. 

The benefits of STEAM education are numerous. It encourages innovative thinking and creativity, essential for tackling complex problems. Students develop critical thinking and analytical skills, which are crucial for academic and career success. The integration of arts enhances creativity and helps students understand the interconnectedness of different disciplines. Additionally, STEAM education promotes teamwork and communication skills, preparing students to work effectively in diverse environments. Our innovative, student-centered approach equips learners with the skills needed for future success, preparing them to be the next generation of innovators and leaders.

"A rising tide lifts all ships."

The Magnet program is designed to bring gifted students together to promote higher level thinking skills while nurturing creative problem solving ability. The interdisciplinary program is designed to coordinate and extend the regular classroom curriculum. Magnet is a stimulating enrichment program for students identified by a comprehensive selection process that takes place in grade three. The program services the District’s elementary students in grades four through five. Magnet is designed to foster self-directed, life-long learning by providing an opportunity for exploration, interest development, and in-depth studies. The Magnet program enables students to become not merely consumers of knowledge, but producers of ideas.