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Embracing K-8 Education at Mountain Island: A Path to Enhanced STEM Engagement

Mountain Island is investing in STEM education, but our current middle school options fall short. By adopting a K-8 model, we can foster deeper parent involvement and stronger student-teacher relationships, ultimately building a more robust school community. This transition allows families to focus on one significant move to high school while enhancing competitive opportunities for students in STEM, such as the First City initiative and the 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Together, we can shape a better educational future for our children.

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Embracing K-8 Education at Mountain Island: A Path to Enhanced STEM Engagement

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  1. K 8 at Mountain Island

  2. Why K8? • Our current Middle School options are not prepared to continue the substantial investment in STEM Mountain Island is making • We believe a K8 format will allow for stronger parent involvement, stronger student/teacher relationships and ultimately a stronger school • K8 allows parents to only consider one move in their children’s time in school, that being to High School • Many STEM initiatives and funding opportunities require we be beyond 5 in order to be considered or competitive. These include such opportunities as First City and the 3M Young Scientist Challenge

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