Parsippany, NJ ― The Star-Ledger reported that All Saints Academy in Parsippany is the first school in Morris County, and one of only three schools in New Jersey, to be named a STEM Certified School by AdvancED, a nationally recognized accreditation agency.
AdvanceED STEM Certification provides a proven, research-based framework and criteria from which to assess and validate the quality, rigor and substance of STEM educational programs.
Since the school opened six years ago, the teachers, students, parents and stakeholders have worked together to build a strong STEM program.
AdvanceED STEM Certification provides a proven, research-based framework and criteria from which to assess and validate the quality, rigor and substance of STEM educational programs.
Since the school opened six years ago, the teachers, students, parents and stakeholders have worked together to build a strong STEM program.
With the program, the students at All Saints Academy are prepared for their future educational and career paths by being provided a learning environment rich in interdisciplinary studies marked by innovation, creativity, collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving skills.
The certification process included self-assessment and self-study by the teachers to discern the mastery of 11 STEM education indicators. An AdvancED assessment team visited the school to conduct classroom observations and interviews with students, teacher, parents and stakeholders.
The certification process included self-assessment and self-study by the teachers to discern the mastery of 11 STEM education indicators. An AdvancED assessment team visited the school to conduct classroom observations and interviews with students, teacher, parents and stakeholders.
