Westfield Schools Introducing STEM Camp

In a continuing effort to engage students in activities integrating the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), the Westfield Public School district is introducing a week-long summer workshop for grades 3 – 8 devoted to STEM. 

Taught by Westfield teachers, it will be held July 8 -12 at Edison Intermediate School with a daily schedule from 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM. Workshops will include robotics, science technology, rocketry, Computer Aided Design (CAD), movie making and stop motion animation, and Scratch Programming (Fundamentals for Kids). 

“Students will receive a high quality learning experience with state-of-the-art equipment and software,” added David Stoneback, Supervisor of K-12 Science.  Tuition is $250 per applicant and scholarships will be available for those who qualify. 

For registration details and more information, contact Dr. Stoneback at WestfieldSTEMcamp@gmail.com.