Selenas Valley -Hartinille College Foundation and K -12 Steam Program will be present on Saturday, March 15, from 10am to 2pm on Saturday, March 15, at Hurtonel College, 411 Central Avenue, in the years.
This is an event that to enjoy groups of all ages, so as to engage in entertainment steam activities and learn about stem at Horton’s College. Student clubs, staff and teachers will highlight the world of innovation and science to influence the next generation of scientists in the Valley.
“I have a great honor to help my local educational champions, steam colleagues and industry partners create paths and opportunities,” said Anna Abra Castro, director of the Hotelle College Foundation’s K -12 steam programs. “With this dynamic, mutual cooperation, every partnership of the ecosystem will have a meaningful, far -reaching impact to promote our talented students.”
For the first time this year, Family Science Day is ready to host an important series of modern local stem events, competitions and impressive speakers who promise an attractive and educational experience for the entire family. One of these events is the prominent Monterey County Science and Engineering Festival, which will exhibit the author’s most important science projects through the most talented students of high school in the county.
“The 2025 Monterea County Science and Engineering Festival is more than a competition at Hurtoniel College. Maria Parker, the steam coordinator of the Monterey County Office of Education, said,” We have a lot of pleasure to provide a platform to solve a platform with a platform to provide about 100 students of the 6th 12th grade, with a platform to solve a platform. “With more than 15 participation in schools and districts, we are making sure that diverse background students have access to the steam.”
The Hurtonel College Foundation is hosting its first, Selenis City Elementary School District (SCESD) Regional Investigation Convention Competition as well as a dedicated computer science spotlight. This concluding event will show the creativity of young inventors as they have experienced the power of imagination and invention.
“I am glad we are the pioneers who bring in the SCESD Convention – California’s invention, which serves as an impressive platform for young innovators, who has been creative and cooperative,” said Chloe Johnson, director of the SCESD Learning Learning. “It gives families an amazing opportunity to support and encourage their children’s curiosity and ease. With every invention, we take a step towards a bright future where young people can solve problems and bring positive changes in the world. Let’s celebrate every idea, promote innovation and promotion of innovation.
Simultaneously, San Jose Tech Interactive will visit Hartanille College to host a regional tech challenge trial, and will include students from Ellisal Union School District (AUSD) and SCESD, and will prepare students for the final showcase.
“Our students arrive with diverse skills and abilities,” said Jose Fosto, director of the Learning Learning at AUSD. “Our mission is to nurture their development through our expansionist learning programs by providing support and opportunities for steam, VAPA, education and sports, and empower them to succeed in their education.”
The keynote address is the keynote address of Professional Race driver and race team owner Erin Vogel at the center of the STEM celebration. In combination with the Friends of Laguna Sika, Vogel, who has paved the way for the representation of women in motorports, will convey an impressive message that aims to encourage the audience to break the barriers and reach the stars.
“We are happy to work with the Hurtonel College Foundation on this amazing occasion to start our journey in steam, and to promote the weekend of our upcoming IMSA race, and promote the weekend of our upcoming IMSA race.” “Erin Vogel will be a good example of how important it is for women to develop a place for women in motorports or any other steam industry.”
The Free Family event will feature steam hand -on activities, speakers, physics demo, a crawling animal ‘dean, art tables, food vendors, music, entertainment and more. Parking is free.
