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The STEM Club is designed to peak a child's interest in the fields Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math using project-based learning. Students will do hands-on activities related to STEM concepts, explore careers, and complete an inquiry project. Applications were available in the beginning of the year for 4th and 5th graders for the 26-week program. In April, students will participate in the STEM expo.
S.T.E.M. Club
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5000 Role Models of ExcellenceThe program is designed to boost the self-image, increase social skills, and academic performance of targeted males, in part, by motivating them to interact with respected and successful men whose real-life accomplishments can inspire young males to succeed. Students are paired up with mentors and they meet bi-weekly to discuss academics, current teen issues, and world-wide issues. Students are recommended by their teachers, peers, counselors, and administrators. Students must have parental consent and meet all program requirements.
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Girlfriends create a supportive environment for young ladies in Pinellas County that will promote student achievement, encourage positive behaviors, enhance self-discipline, develop personal dependability, cultivate high self-esteem, build strong relationships, encourage community service, and provide positive role models. Parental participation is encouraged through parent/girl meetings and workshops.
Girlfriends of Pinellas County Schools
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Students in grades 4 & 5 may apply to join the BPE News Crew in the Fall. 4th graders are responsible for operating the equipment, cameras, video controls, sound and lights. Fifth graders are asked to audition for the position of news anchor.
BPE News Crew
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4th grade teachers make a recommendation in May to nominate students for the next year's Safety Patrol. As 5th graders, students will be expected to commit for the entire year, maintain good grades, and serve a role model to other students. They are on duty before and after school.
Safety Patrol
