Students at Biomedical Preparatory School at UT Southwestern Medical Center have recently contributed to the school’s “Connecting Hearts to Science” program, in which students have engaged in the combination of creativity and compassion in order to help hospital patients through art. The spring event is a significant factor in the school’s emphasis on connecting science education to the world outside in a positive way, combining early exposure to health-related careers for pre-K through 2nd grade students in a hands-on activity. The event has gained significant media coverage for the school.

Q1. What extracurricular programs does Biomedical Preparatory offer?

Ans. Early STEM-based clubs, early science exploration, arts programs, and activities suitable for pre-K to 2nd-grade levels.

Q2. Does the school offer before- or after-school care?

Ans. Yes, the school offers extended day programs to support working parents.

Q3. What technology is used to support the curriculum for the students?

Ans. Classrooms are equipped with technology, including computers and tablets, with interactive learning programs to support digital literacy and early STEM education.

Q4. How does the school support English language learners (ELL)?

Ans. Biomedical Preparatory provides special instruction to support the needs of the ELL population.

Q5. Are there opportunities for parent involvement?

Ans. Yes, parents can attend school functions, volunteer in the classroom, and join the PTO.