FCS STEM

Floyd County Schools. Science Technology Engineering & Mathematics Superintendent: @floydsuper1 CIO: @isaac_denise

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Elementary Teachers!
Great Opportunity! ⚙️⚙️

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Our of 8 STLP Engineer Ambassadors FCS had two student on this amazing team! Great job leading Hailey Little and Todd Prater!

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

📣We @SchoolsFloyd are excited for all 12 schools to be competing at Rupp Arena in 2023 State STLP Championship tomorrow! 3rd largest number of projects in the Commonwealth! Good Luck Eagles, Blackcats, Bobcats, Mustangs, Tigers, Raiders, Bulldogs FCSI & Jaguars! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🤞🏻👏🏻🤞🏻

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ALL FCS schools were represented at the State STLP Competition today! Congratulations to all participants!

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Thank you to QK4 for joining us virtually to discuss civil engineering with the students of Floyd County! What a great resource for our students to have!

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Thank you to Toyota’s Paige Weaver for sharing with 3rd-5th grade students in our district about engineering! We greatly appreciated the opportunity to do this virtually so we could include all interested classes! #enginerringweek #steam #WomenInSTEM

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Amazing innovations happening at the Floyd County School of Innovation! Check out what Ms. Berger and her students are up too! https://t.co/31XBQ6VQrI

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

It is always a great Fri. when we have students at our district office for MISSION POSSIBLE with our DLC’s Mike Bell & Kelsey Tackett. Students told their stories by using ozobots. So much FUN! Thank you, students for sharing your stories with me. @SchoolsFloyd

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

Thank you, Ms. Lila Frye for explaining your story using ozobots to me while visiting the Stem Lab at our district office today. #GirlsAndStem #Reading #Ozobots #MayValleyTiger @SchoolsFloyd

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

Floyd celebrates 25th ‘Christmas Through the Eyes of a Child’ | News | https://t.co/SViT7zCA1G ⁦@SchoolsFloyd⁩ #FloydCountyProud Special Thanks to Dr. Patricia Watson https://t.co/Kx4oVdmK8a

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MVES 2nd graders rocked the Lending Library at Central Office today! Students told stories by using ozobots to tell a story with a specific setting! Way to go Tigers!

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

Thank you, ⁦@SchoolsFloyd⁩ ⁦⁦@FloydFcsi⁩ staff for your leadership this evening. I am so excited about the Local Laboratory of Learning (L3) work happening for our students. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Thank you to Ms. Simpkins third grade class @pesblackcats for spending time at the Lending Library today! Students created story scenes for Disney World by creating prototypes using ozobots that were coded for trackless rides! Way to go Blackcats!

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Students @FloydFcsi involved in a 3D printing course with Big Sandy Community College are working to design and print 3D trophies and medallions for winners at this years East Kentucky Regional Science Fair! Here’s a sneak peak of what’s to come!

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8th grade students at Adams MS worked with constraints and criteria to complete a engineering challenge! Afterwards, they used computational thinking to create algorithms for everyday task! Way to go Blackcats! 🐈‍⬛🐾

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8th grade Mustangs from Stumbo Elementary joined DLC’s @Mikebell and @Kelsey_tackett for Mission Possible Friday. Students coded microbits to propel 3D printed presents. They combined engineering, CS and history for a day of fun and teamwork. @SteamFcs

[Floyd County Schools @SchoolsFloyd]

School administrator Rebecca Morrison and Digital Learning Coach Kelsey Tackett, at the #KySTE Conference at Rupp Arena!

[Anna Shepherd @AnnaWShepherd]

Floyd educations honored with Stillwell Service Medal | News | https://t.co/SViT7zkYD6 ⁦@SchoolsFloyd⁩ https://t.co/IreNu3tNVY

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Megan Hyden’s 7th grade students @SouthFloydElem presented self created body books! Each student created a book about a specific body system and presented it to students in 2-5th grade students! Way to go, SFES!