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Mark your calendars for the next SPA Meeting - Fri, Jan 17!

January 07, 2025

By Julie Strickland

All parents are automatically members of the Springmont Parent Association (SPA) and are welcome and encouraged to attend the next meeting on Friday, January 17, beginning at 8:45 in the Media Center! Join Co-Chairs Steve Little and Caro Werner to learn more about getting involved in the school community!

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Every other year, Springmont’s Middle School students participate in Future City, an international, hands-on STEM program designed to help them discover engineering and apply math and science concepts to real-world problems. Starting with the question - how can we make the world a better place? - students imagine, research, design, and build cities of the future that showcase their solution to a citywide sustainability issue. This year’s challenge is to create a floating city that keeps its citizens healthy and safe. In preparation for the January 25 Georgia regional competition, students have done research and written essays and are putting the final touches on their models and presentations ahead of the Q&A sessions with the judges, who are STEM professionals.

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“Going Outs” are a unique part of Springmont’s Elementary program! Students are encouraged to pursue areas of interest which may include going out into the community for more in-depth exploration or additional resources. Yesterday, a handful of Upper Elementary students visited the Buford Highway Farmers Market with Spanish Teacher Anabel Brcek to buy ingredients for dishes they will prepare in class. In addition to learning and using new vocabulary words, these real-world experiences inspire responsibility and independence, and in this case, an appreciation for new foods and other cultures.

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