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Richardson ISD Magnet Focuses on STEM

September 26, 2024

Richardson ISD Magnet Focuses on STEM

Richardson ISD students at the Math Science Technology (MST) Magnet Elementary School had a blast with an exciting activity where they classified verbs, adjectives, nouns, and more in a word-swatting competition. Students exhibited an exciting display of collaboration, communication, and growth!

Richardson ISD STEM Magnet school students had a blast with a word-swatting competition, where they classified verbs, adjectives, and nouns.
Richardson ISD STEM Magnet school students had a blast with a word-swatting competition, where they classified verbs, adjectives, and nouns.

MST Magnet Elementary School is a Nationally Certified STEM Campus and an Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) Elementary School. Students are provided with the opportunity to work together on math and science problems in the classroom and in STEM learning labs. They hold school-wide Design Days every semester, where hands-on, real-world STEM challenges connect students with science and math career exploration.

Richardson ISD STEM Magnet school students had a blast with a word-swatting competition, where they classified verbs, adjectives, and nouns.
Richardson ISD STEM Magnet school students had a blast with a word-swatting competition, where they classified verbs, adjectives, and nouns.

MST leadership and staff are dedicated to reimagining the learning opportunities that are created for students. Their vision is to allow for a seamless integration of technology to develop the skills of communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking in students.

Sources: Richardson ISD Facebook

Blog contributions: Natalie Bladen, Intern

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