Eagle Valley Middle School would like to thank all of our presenters, volunteers and participants that made our 2016 STEAM (Science, Technology Engineering, Arts and Math) Night a huge success! Thank you to the following presenters for sharing your careers, clubs, classes and enthusiasm!
Charles Mann and the CHS Agriculture Science Classes, Resource Concepts, Inc, Low-E Insulation/ESP West, Sierra Veterinary, Carson Classic Cinema Club, Kathy Monet, SYFL Football and Cheer, Pop Warner Football, Kristi Howard with the E.W. Fritsch LEGO teams and H20, Carson City Symphony Strings in the School, Carson Fly Fishing Club and the Capitol Fly Tying Guild, Nevada Department of Transportation, Southwest Gas, David Lowe from the Seeliger Elementary Intermediate CLS Class, USGBC Nevada Green Schools, CHS Robotics Team, CHS Chess Club, NC Lab from UNR, WNC Science Outreach Team, UNR Engineering Lab, River Wranglers, Carson Water Subconservancy, Carson City Library, Builders Association of Western Nevada, Carson City School District Sustainability Action Team, Helen Billhimer, Robert Perry, Ralph Myrehn, Kim Carruba and Kim Whisler of the EVMS Math Department, Susan McElhaney and Andy Hagen from the EVMS Science Department, LeAnn Morris with a Digital Showcase of CCSD student work, Katie Larkin EVMS Spanish, Click Bond, Shannon Schnaible EVMS Art, DRI Green Power, Vineburg Machining, Laura, John and Bri Valley with archery, the EVMS LEGO Robotics Teams and the EVMS STEM Classes.
A special thank you to the EVMS Advanced STEM and Leadership for setting up, volunteering and cleaning up! Additional thanks go to Eric Fancher, the Kordonowy, Farnworth, Cooley and McIlwee families for volunteering their time and efforts!
One last shout out to the support we receive from our administration, Lee Conley and Dr. Susan Moulden, CCSD Superintendent Richard Stokes and from our fabulous Carson City School Board! We appreciate your presence and support!
Thank you for all that you do for our students!
Lisa A. Stocke-Koop
STEM Educator, EVMS
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