There’s a new summer camp for students who like to build things, take things apart and it lets them explore the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math or STEM.
– There’s a new summer camp for students who like to build things, take things apart and lets them explore the world of science, technology, engineering and math .
“Students will be learning about different STEM activities. We have some of our partners, Adventure Facilitators, Girls Inc., as well as some of our teachers who have created activities in STEM. We’ll also be taking students to some of our partners throughout the week, SAMSAT, Palo Alto College and CPS Energy,” said Jacque Rodriguez, CAST STEM High School Principal.
“We are going to be looking at drones within the capacity of logistics and supply chain management. How they’re planning an impact on the supply chain as far as how they’re using them in warehouses for inventory control, inventory management, also for manufacturing,” said Rick Rios, facilitator at CAST STEM High School.
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