During the unveiling event, fourth grade students from Linda Vista Elementary explained the design process, first grade students from Carson Elementary built marble mazes, and fifth grade students from Carson showcased designs that were created to meet the unique needs of fellow classmates. Kearny High School's FIRST Robotics team brought last seasons competition robot to show Elementary and Middle School students the STEAM opportunities that are possible at the High School level.
The Genius Lab at Montgomery would not be possible without the help of the College, Career and Technical Education department. As a co-sponsor SIEMENS provided FUSE curriculum and training as well as other maker space equipment including a 3D printer. The FUSE Studio https://www.fusestudio.net/how-fuse-works and SD Unified Genius Labs are a wonderful match. Space and curriculum combine to create opportunities that challenge students through a variety of STEAM modules that align to students individual interests. 
These are just a few of the amazing opportunities for students in the Kearny Cluster. The Office of STEAM Innovation is excited to continue to support all schools in the cluster as well as our larger district as we promote TK-12 STEAM experiences for all students!