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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Steaming Into Health Sciences Will Be Implemented at 5 Schools Within the Chula Vista Elementary School District in San Diego County. Project Goals Are to 1 Increase Elementary School Students Exposure to Careers in the Health Sciences, 2 Improve 4TH Grade Students Awareness and Knowledge of Health Science Careers and How These Careers Align With Their Strengths and Interests, and 3 Improve Caaspp Cast Performance of 5TH Grade Students Who Experienced the Health Station, After-school Stem Sessions and Stem Summer Camp. Strategies That Will Be Delivered to Students and Supported by Teacher Professional Development Are Project-based and Work-based Learning Activities Through a Health Station Experience in Class Technology Support Through a Personalized Learning Platform to Help Kids Identify Strengths, Interests, and Career Aspirations and Extracurricular Activities Through After School Stem Clubs and Stem Summer Camp.
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