Williams Elementary School in Jonesville hosted its annual Science and Math night on April 25. The event was well-attended by hundreds of students and their families who enjoyed pizza while engaging in various STEM activities. Throughout the school building, stations were set up for participants to explore different aspects of science, technology, engineering, and math. The night was made possible with the support of the community, teachers, and students in the National Honor Society, sparking creativity and imagination in all who attended.
One of the biggest attractions of the event was Camp Michindoh, which provided hands-on experiences with various species of animals, delighting attendees of all ages. The Jonesville Middle and High School robotics teams also participated, showcasing their robots and coding skills to elementary-age students. This demonstration highlighted how robotic coding translates into real-life action, offering a unique learning experience for all involved.
The annual Science and Math night is an opportunity for families to come together in an educational setting outside of the traditional classroom. Over the years, thousands of Jonesville students have enjoyed this event, which fosters a love for learning and exploration in the fields of science and math. To stay updated on local news, breaking developments, and high school sports content, subscribe now for the latest updates. For more information or to connect with the reporter, Corey Murray, email cmurray@hillsdale.net or follow him on X, formerly Twitter, @cmurrayHDN.