STEAM

2024-25 STEAM Club Forms

A Spooky Good Time While Coding

The students in Ms. Baronoski's 5th & 6th grade enrichment/gifted class at Catalina School are coding their virtual CodeBot to navigate through eerie rooms of a haunted house.  They have to solve unique challenges and score points while developing their coding and problem-solving skills. They are given step-by-step objectives to complete, that start out simple, and build up to more complex challenges the further they go through the haunted house.  

A person is typing on a laptop keyboard, with a programming interface displayed on the screen showing code and a game-like environment.
A young boy with curly hair is focused on a laptop, resting his chin on his hands, while other students are visible in the background.

STEAM After School Clubs

Across our campuses we offer many different STEAM club activities for all of our students. In STEAM students experience creative and innovative ways to incorporate Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math into their after school learning time.  Stop by your schools' office to receive more information about how to get students involved in STEAM club activities at their school!

MESA Club Activities:

August 24, 2024 - MESA Advisor Training Institute (MATI) @ Biosphere II:  9:00am - 5:00pm

November 2, 2024 - Discover Day (Tentative) @ Biosphere II:  9:00am - 12:00pm

February 22, 2025 - Design Day @ TBD:  8:00am - 12:30pm

April 26, 2025 - MESA Day Competition @ TBD:  8:00am - 4:00pm

MESA Club Advisors 2023

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MESA Day 2022 - Catapult Challenge at the U of A!

Two individuals wearing yellow helmets are engaged in an outdoor activity on a grassy field, with one using a tool while the other assists, and a cornhole game setup in the foreground.

The STEAM Club Purpose

A collage featuring four sections labeled 'Problem Solvers,' 'Creators,' 'Thinkers,' and an image of children engaged in various activities such as playing outside, using a computer, and conducting experiments.