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STEMIA Scoop Latest Issue
Our junior high student newspaper club is proud to announce the publishing of their latest issue of the STEMIA Scoop. In this issue: Music of the Month by ShewaA Tres Leches Recipe by GaargiHelldivers 2 Video Game Review by KnoxAI: Boone or Bane? by Aliza Read more
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Alberta Power Game
Our grade 9 students recently participated in an interactive simulation called The Alberta Power Game shared by Robin Owens, a retired geophysicist who has been partnering with our school for our A+ for Energy Grant. The Alberta Power Game lesson begins with introducing the students to Alberta’s power grid and the different sources of energy Read more
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2024 Calgary Youth Science Fair
After months of research, planning, building and creating the 2024 Calgary Youth Science Fair is complete. The event was held in the Olympic Oval at the University of Calgary attracting around 700 projects and almost 1,000 students in grades 5-12 from over 100 schools. The science fair season began with our own STEMIA Science Fair Read more
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2024 Hack the House with Beakerhead
Our junior high school is excited to be participating in the “Hack the House” Challenge with Beakerhead at Telus Spark which is sponsored by Imperial Oil. Our task will be to to ‘hack’ a piece of used household furniture and transform it into a rideable machine that runs on sustainable power sources. We will be Read more
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Design and Build Famous Structures
Our grade 7 students recently completed a project delving into global structures and buildings from diverse corners of the world. Students began the project with a Research Planning Document where they analyzed a famous structure by answering the differnet research prompts. Once completed, students found a second building through online searching to create a scale Read more
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Poetry In Voice Team Regional Competition
On March 14th, three of our grade 9 students had an opportunity to represent STEM IA Junior High in the annual Team Regionals competition for live poetry performance along with their coach, Mr. Acheson at Bishop Carroll High School. The event was sponsored by a national non-profit organization called Poetry in Voice and encourages poetry Read more
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