STEAM Initiatives

Curriculum Career Advising Policy Gifted Education Kindergarten Lean Six Sigma Parent Math Resources: Kindergarten Parent Math Resources: Grade 1 Parent Math Resources: Grade 2 Parent Math Resources: Grade 3 Parent Math Resources: Grade 4 Parent Math Resources: Grade 5 Parent Math Resources: Grade 6 Parent Math Resources: Grade 7 Parent Math Resources: Grade 8 Resources Social Emotional Learning Special Services STEAM Initiatives

Enrollment

New Student Registration Kindergarten Registration Preschool Registration Open Enrollment Change of Address or Custody

Facilities/Communication

Construction Naming the New Elementary Ground Breaking Design Development Schematic Design Sale of Bonds Community Input on Design Process Town Hall Meetings Community Advisory Team Educational Visioning Team Financial Advisory Team Resources

Food Services

HR/Employment

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Staff Resources

Transportation

Transportation School Bus Routes & Boundaries School Bus Safety School Bus Transportation Form Wildcat Express (JS/HS Activity Shuttle)

Treasurer

Treasurer's Office Bidding Earned Income Tax Financial News Financial Reports Five-Year Forecast Resources Surplus Property and Equipment

From robotics at the Junior School to working in teams at the elementary schools to create functional bridges, STEAM activities continue to be popular with both students and teachers throughout the Southwest Local School District.

STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) projects are being incorporated into the curriculum in all grades. Such activities help students develop problem-solving skills as well as enhance communication, logic-based decision-making and cooperation. Often, the task involved working in teams to address a given challenge.

Below are links to a few ways STEAM concepts are helping our students learn and achieve: