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Roosevelt Students State Finalists For Samsung Solve For Tomorrow

By Mrs. Emily Bell, Technology Teacher and Head Teacher, Roosevelt STEM School Five Roosevelt STEM seventh graders, Damra Rivera, Altagracia Pena-Perez, Syla Almero, Claire Ingram, and William Snyder, have been named one of the 300 state finalists in the 14th…

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New Jersey Makers Day Weekend At Pennsauken Free Public Library

New Jersey Makers Day (NJMD) is an annual celebration of all things “making” at libraries all throughout the state. From science experiments and computers, to arts and crafts, NJMD aims to connect people from all walks of life through STEM,…

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Intermediate School Holds STEM Camp

By Angel-Marie Cook, District Science Supervisor Pennsauken Intermediate School hosted its third annual summer STEM Camp from July 11-22. With an aeronautical focus, students investigated flight through the lens of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Each day, students participated…

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Pennsauken’s Bell Explores STEM Through National Youth Leadership Forum

By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor Pennsauken resident Calvin R. Bell, III recently joined 300 other young people from across the country to take part in the National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF): Explore STEM, a unique academic experience that allows students…

Schools

Lockheed Martin Engineers Speak With Phifer Students

For the second straight year, Howard M. Phifer Middle School is offering robotics for a full marking period as a related arts class. The robotics program, taught by Mrs. Tracey McSweeney, is designed for students to explore, build, and program…

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Phifer Celebrates Pi Day

Pi Day is an annual celebration commemorating the mathematical constant, which is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. March 14 was chosen as the day to celebrate Pi, since the numerical date, 3/14, represents the…

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Phifer Students Learn About Robotics, Engineering

For the first time, Howard Phifer Middle School is offering robotics for a full marking period as a “related arts” class. The robotics program, taught by Mrs. Tracey McSweeney, is designed for students to explore, build, and program small LEGO…

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