Students of all ages were able to try out interactive robotic exhibits as part of Family Coding Night at Miller Middle School on December 6.
Hundreds of people attended the second annual Family Coding Night on December 6 at the gym at Miller Middle School. Families with children of all ages took part in the interactive exhibits focused on STEM, computer science, robotics and other technology.
Exhibits were led by Marshalltown Community School District students, staff and representatives from Central Rivers Area Education Agency.
The event also served as a recognition for those companies which donated to the new ST Math curriculum in the district.
For a recap of the event, see the Times-Republican.
For a video of the event, click here.
Representatives from companies which donated to the ST Math curriculum were recognized with new Bobcat Pride College and Career Ready Partner signs. Pictured, are front row, from left, Jeff Mathis of Great Western Bank, Jerrod Leffler of Farmers Savings Bank, Danielle Gudith of Pinnacle Bank, Niko Aguirre of JBS and Aaron Wedo of UnityPoint Health. Back row, Jeff Rasmussen of Marshalltown Company, Steve Martin of Emerson, David Barajas of the Marshalltown Regional Partnership, James Gruening of Mechdyne and Carrie Loney of RACOM.
Superintendent Dr. Theron Schutte with Karn Gregoire of the Martha-Ellen Tye Foundation
