2010 School of Distinction

Welcome to Cedar Park Elementary STEM
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) School

Important Upcoming Events

Curriculum Night - Tuesday, September 28th All Grades

STEM

A Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) magnet is designed for students who enjoy challenges and investigating the world around them. A child’s innate ability to explore, experiment, problem solve, and invent is at the heart of Cedar Park’s STEM studies. Instead of teaching science, technology, engineering and math classes in isolation, Cedar Park STEM links the students’ learning opportunities by using an inter-disciplinary approach as much as possible. Our hands-on learning helps students make the connections between academic concepts and real life. The school’s instructional practices value diverse learning styles, provide rich experiences for all learners, and nurture self-esteem and life-long learning.

PTO Update

May PEACE Assembly

Please click on the video below to watch the video that was shown at our May Peace Assembly. The video shows the process of digging up the time capsule that was buried in 1990, burying of the new time capsule, and the Peace Pole installation.

Pledge to GO GREEN!!
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We're in the News!!!

Click here to see a news story about our BUZ room!

Recent Awards

Cedar Park's Intermediate Science Specialist, Cathy Kindem, wins the 2010 National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Sylvia Shugrue Award. Click here to view the School Board meeting where Ms. Kindem is recognized. Go to the "Recognition" portion of the Agenda.

Cedar Park Elementary STEM wins the 2010 Magnet Schools of America Schools of Distinction Award. Click here to view the School Board meeting where Cedar Park is recognized. Go to the "Recognition" portion of the Agenda.

Are You Interested in Learning More About
Cedar Park Elementary STEM?

Click on the video to learn about the fantastic programs offered at Cedar Park and hear what our students think about our school.

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