Hundreds of MPS students showcase projects at 7th annual STEM Fair
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: May 9, 2024 12:41 PM CDT
-
1:58
Delafield police release body cam footage showing life-saving...
-
0:41
Family accepts posthumous degree in honor of Sade Robinson
-
1:29
Car enthusiasts enjoy car show and demos
-
0:55
16-year-old body recovered at Quarry Lake Park in Racine County
-
1:29
Lion’s Den Gorge Nature Preserve
-
3:33
Green Bay collector amasses magnificent collection of the same...
-
2:42
Hometown non-profit approaches 4,000 dogs saved
-
3:44
America’s only known female coppersmith lives in Wisconsin....
-
4:09
Unlock the secrets of sweet dreams during better sleep month
-
2:25
’It’s a sensory safari’: Milwaukee students get immersive...
-
3:24
’Takes a lot of time, dedication’: UW-Whitewater wheelchair...
-
3:43
One Hometown boxer proves he’s no lightweight with ’Super...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- It was judgement day for hundreds of Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) students who've been hard at work creating science, technology, engineering, and mathematics -- or STEM -- projects using their science and engineering expertise.
It was all part of MPS' seventh annual MPS STEM Fair. At the event, more than 600 MPS students met with judges to explain their projects.
The projects sought to solve everyday problems around scientific questions which were of interest to students.
The first MPS STEM Fair was held back in 2017.
CBS 58
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter