Linden STEM Academy recently held its successful “Family Engagement Night” with record participation from local residents joining student-led engineering workshops. The campus is currently showcasing its new leadership initiative which encourages PK-6 students to lead school-wide recycling and beautification projects Students were also recognized for scoring high at the recent regional science fair for projects related to local urban sustainability.

Q1. What robotics tools will be in the new Linden STEM Academy (K-6) technology lab?

Ans. Students each year design prototypes and prepare for future competitive robotics events using advanced kits and coding software.

Q2. How does Linden STEM Academy (K-6) use community service projects to address local environmental issues?

Ans. The students do seasonal clean-ups in the neighborhood and volunteer with area nonprofits in Columbus to promote sustainable living.

Q3. Does Linden STEM Academy (K-6) offer chess club for students of all abilities?

Ans. Our competitive chess program is for students from beginner to expert level and helps students develop critical thinking and strategic problem solving skills.

Q4. How does Linden STEM Academy (K-6) integrate 21st century digital skills into the daily classroom schedule?

Ans. Our students are prepared for a 21st century future with weekly visits to the technology lab where they learn digital research and basic coding.

Q5. What leadership opportunities do older students have at Linden STEM Academy (K-6)?

Ans. They can join the “STEM Ambassadors” program, which includes leading tours of the campus and taking part in school-wide community service projects.