Drayton School hosts STEM Day “Learning is doing”

  • Alyvia Quibell, Alyssa Hoyles, Taylor Hermanson, and Justyce Mallory cannot hide their looks of disgust while they dissect their frog. Photo by Lyle Van Camp.
    Alyvia Quibell, Alyssa Hoyles, Taylor Hermanson, and Justyce Mallory cannot hide their looks of disgust while they dissect their frog. Photo by Lyle Van Camp.
  • Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Peterson helps Hunter Johnson. Photo by Lyle Van Camp.
    Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Peterson helps Hunter Johnson. Photo by Lyle Van Camp.
  • Photo by Lyle Van Camp. Tyler Thompson, Ryan Corrick, Trypp Castillo, and Juan Navaro working on their frog.
    Photo by Lyle Van Camp. Tyler Thompson, Ryan Corrick, Trypp Castillo, and Juan Navaro working on their frog.
  • Drayton School hosts STEM Day “Learning is doing”
    Drayton School hosts STEM Day “Learning is doing”
    In these modern times, most folks are familiar with the acronym STEM, which stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This acronym first emerged around the 1960s and was an outline for a curriculum that would enhance students’ ability to obtain a job in a world where technology is evolving faster than humans are. Drayton Public School’s new Superintendent, Dr. Cheryl Pet...

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