More than 300 Chappaqua School district students, from elementary school through high school, will showcase their work at the third annual Chappaqua STEM Fest on April 29th. The event is at Bell Middle School (50 Senter Street in Chappaqua) from 9 am to 2 pm. The Chappaqua STEM Fest will feature student designed experiments, inventions and research. Visitors will see a range of projects including rocketry; upcycling; facial recognition; 3D video; hydroponics; cardiovascular research; computer recycling; eel migration research; handcrafted knives; and a tennis ball launcher.
In addition, local and national companies will run hands-on activities at the STEM Fest. Students will be able to explore chemistry, robotics, computer programming and solar energy technology.
The public is invited to come and check out these great projects! Admission is free. For more information, visit www.ChappaquaPTAStem.com.
