This spring, Mabel Mattos Elementary is adding new STEM modules to its project-based learning curriculum. These modules will focus on robotics and renewable energy. The campus, which is the newest in the district, is about to finish signing up students for its first-ever summer bridge program for kids who are going into transitional kindergarten. Families are invited to come to "Math and Science Night" on March 25 to do fun experiments and logic games.

Q1. Is there a summer bridge program at Mabel Mattos Elementary?

Ans. The school has a program to help new transitional kindergarteners get ready for the fall term.

Q2. What does "Math and Science Night" mean at Mabel Mattos Elementary?

Ans. Families do hands-on experiments and logic games to learn about STEM in a fun and interesting way.

Q3. Is there a specific STEM curriculum at Mabel Mattos Elementary?

Ans. The school has project-based learning modules that teach students about modern engineering design principles, robotics, and sustainable energy.

Q4. How does Mabel Mattos Elementary keep track of how well students are doing?

Ans. Teachers use mid-year diagnostic tools and trimester tests to see how students are doing and change their lessons to meet their needs.

Q5. What kinds of technology do students at Mabel Mattos Elementary have access to?

Ans. The campus keeps a one-to-one device ratio so that every student can use digital learning tools every day.