Answering Questions for the Judges
abby, Alexis, and Kendall With Their Well-Deserved Awards!
Coastal Bend Engineering Competition 2012
Sinton High School Second Place Team
EM Smith Middle School Third Place Team
EM Smith Middle School First Place
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STEM Night at EM Smith Middle School is a Huge Success!
This 6th grader is proud of her STEM product as she shows it off to a huge crowd!
This student explains his findings with our STEM Project Director, Nassrin Spencer.
These are harder to build really tall than it looks! What a design challenge!
Sinton High School Students are Spreading STEM Culture Across Texas!
- Sinton High School students presented at our STEM Conference in Galveston.
Sinton High School students leave their mark at Galveston Beach…We are STEM!
Students gather to present in STEM Circles meetings…A great way to share out!
Building Bridges One Noodle at a Time!
Good design means good planning!
Teamwork and Collaboration
Photo by Sarah Whetstone- San Pat Publishing
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Recently 46 girls from Smith Middle School, grades 6 – 8, participated in the University of Texas “Introduce a Girl to Engineering” day. In the morning the girls were treated to a campus tour which included the Texas Memorial Museum. In the afternoon they participated in many hands on activities related to engineering.
Click on the link and join in on the fun!
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Below are pictures of our Future City kids! These were the only 6th graders competing against 7th and 8th graders, yet they placed 3rd place overall! They also won a trophy for “Best Futuristic City!” Sinton ISD would like to thank their sponsors Ms. Rachel Lapointe and ms. Cynthia Pena-Handson for their work with this wonderful group of young people! This club is doing well because of your continued efforts long after regular school hours are over! This is true excellence in education!
- This student is putting last minute touches on their city before the judges see their presentation.
Students were asked high rigor questions about the functionality of their city.
This was the only 6th grade team competing against 7th and 8th graders!