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Presentation to the Mahwah Board of Education November 15, 2017 STEAM INSTRUCTIONAL GOAL To cultivate students who will be the innovators, educators, leaders, and learners of the 21 st century! STEAM INSTRUCTIONAL GOAL Students will:


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Presentation to the Mahwah Board of Education – November 15, 2017

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STEAM INSTRUCTIONAL GOAL

To cultivate students who will be the innovators, educators, leaders, and learners of the 21st century!

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STEAM INSTRUCTIONAL GOAL

Students will:

  • Take thoughtful risks
  • Engage in experiential learning
  • Persist in problem-solving
  • Embrace collaboration
  • Work through the creative process
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  • Integrated technology throughout learning spaces
  • Interdisciplinary experiences that allow for

blended learning and problem/project-based learning

  • Opportunities to work in small groups so they can

learn from and collaborate with each another

TO FULLY REALIZE THIS GOAL, STUDENTS NEED:

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DISTRICT STEAM COMMITTEE

John Pascale Dennis Fare Lauren Schoen Rich Heissler Taryn Pizza Kim Loesche Danielle Poleway Joshua Koen (NJDOE) Gwen Calvez Mimi Lezanski Carlos Rosa Michael Galow (BOE) Rick DeSilva (BOE) John Dinice (BOE) Christine Zimmermann Kyle Bleeker Mike Millemann (Architect) Dennis Jarvis Benjamin Kezmarsky (BOE) Rick Tokarski (Architect) Sue DeVito

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2017-2018 HIGH SCHOOL STEAM COURSES

Mobile App Design STEAM: Design and Research Honors STEAM Capstone: Independent Research/Internship Engineering Design Data Structures Interior and Structural Design Advanced Interior and Structural Design Animation Computer Modeling AP Computer Science A Computer Programming and Design Humanoid Robotics Technology and Engineering Principles

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2018-2019 HIGH SCHOOL PROPOSED NEW STEAM COURSES

AP Computer Science Principles Biotechnology T3 Innovations and Inventions

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INNOVATIVE COURSES NEED INNOVATIVE SPACES

Although our curriculum at the high school includes innovative STEAM courses, we often must retrofit what we do into spaces designed for a traditional model of education.

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CURRENT EDUCATIONAL SPACES: ROBOTICS

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FIRST ROBOTICS CLUB

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CURRENT EDUCATIONAL SPACES: STEAM DESIGN AND RESEARCH

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CURRENT EDUCATIONAL SPACES: STEAM DESIGN AND RESEARCH

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CURRENT EDUCATIONAL SPACES: BUILDING 7/PRACTICAL ARTS

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CURRENT EDUCATIONAL SPACE: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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STEAM COMMITTEE MEETINGS

October 19, 2016 Initial discussion and review of current STEAM courses, qualities of STEAM classrooms November 3, 2016 Invited Mr. Joshua Koen, NJDOE Chief Innovation Officer, to continue our discussion November 14, 2016 STEAM building site visitations

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SITE VISITATIONS

On November 14, 2017 our STEAM committee visited three different school districts that currently house a STEAM facility as part of one of their schools or in a separate building.

Mount Olive High School Morristown High School Dwight Englewood STEM Center

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STEAM COMMITTEE MEETINGS

November 17, 2016 Discussion about our site visitations (Pros and Cons) December 7, 2016 Reviewed mission statement ideas and developed subcommittees for our December 20, 2017 meeting

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MISSION STATEMENT

The Thunderbird Think Tank (T3), like Mahwah itself, is “the meeting place” – blending science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics in an innovative way that empowers

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students to research, to design, to engage, to collaborate, and to ultimately build visionary ideas and each other. T3: Preparing tomorrow’s global thinker – today.

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STEAM COMMITTEE MEETINGS

December 20, 2016 Meeting with full STEAM Committee including Board members from our Facilities Committee May 10, 2017 Meeting with our Board Facilities Committee May 14, 2017 Meeting with architect to discuss preliminary ideas regarding STEAM building and conceptual drawings

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STEAM MEETINGS

June 7, 2017 Meeting with STEAM committee to discuss presentation to full Board on June 14 June 14, 2017 Board of Education STEAM presentation August 21, 2017 Meeting with architects and STEAM committee members to discuss revised architectural plan and building specifics.

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STEAM MEETINGS

September 7, 2017 Mahwah High School principal John Pascale met with his faculty to discuss the proposed STEAM addition and showed them the architectural renderings. September 14, 2017 Architects met with individual STEAM committee members for their additional input.

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Space called a “Thunderbird Think Tank (T3)” for:

  • Humanoid Robotics
  • T3 Innovations and Inventions
  • F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Club

Lab spaces for:

  • STEAM Design and Research
  • Computer Modeling
  • Honors STEAM Capstone: Independent Research/Internship
  • Technology Engineering and Principles
  • Biotechnology

STEAM ADDITION HIGHLIGHTS

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  • Flexible space for large group/interdisciplinary

instruction and/or professional development

  • Gallery space to display student art in a visually exciting

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  • Outdoor classroom space
  • Storage, storage, and more storage!

STEAM ADDITION HIGHLIGHTS

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Next Steps

 Submission to Department of Education - Nov 2017  Submission to Mahwah Planning Board - Nov 2017  Design Development Phase complete - Dec 2017  Construction Documents Phase complete –Mar 2018  Bidding - April 2018  Award of bid - May 2018  Construction Complete - September 2019