Local STEM Executive Director Updates on State Testing, Therapy Dog's Birthday, and Next Academic Year Planning

Executive Director Ms. Kovalesky recently addressed the STEM community in a letter. She thanked parents and community members for their ongoing support of their children's education. She also appreciated those who attended the recent parent-teacher conferences and urged those who couldn't to contact their child's teacher(s).

Ms. Kovalesky announced the commencement of the State CMAS testing next week. She highlighted the tests' role in providing valuable insights into students' learning. She advised parents to ensure their children are well-rested, well-fed, and ready to perform their best.

Ms. Kovalesky also shared news of an upcoming event to celebrate Daisy, the school's therapy dog's 9th birthday. The school plans a special celebration on April 25. The school community is encouraged to donate a tennis ball for Daisy, with donation boxes available in both school lobbies next week.

As the school year ends, Ms. Kovalesky noted that planning for the next academic year is underway. She thanked families for submitting the annual Intent to Return/Not Return form and reminded them to update the school if their plans change. She also provided details for those planning to unenroll their students from STEM.

In closing, Ms. Kovalesky thanked the STEM community for their ongoing commitment to their children's education. She reaffirmed the school's dedication to partnering with parents and the community to provide the best education for their students.

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