Elkhorn Middle School STEAM night- partcipants with Mrs. Branham- doing a math activity

student playing with beadsElkhorn Middle School was buzzing with energy and excitement last night as families, students, and educators came together for the third annual STEAM Night- a dynamic celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Designed to spark curiosity and foster connection, the event offered hands-on experiences that brought learning to life in joyful, engaging ways.

student in hallway - blueshirt red lockersgirl playing with sphero robots. She has a pink shirt on and black pants. She is in EMS' gym.students stacking cups at STEAM nightStudents view a bee hive

From interactive exhibits to creative challenges, attendees explored the wonders of STEAM through activities that encouraged innovation, collaboration, and play. The evening was made possible thanks to the incredible support of community partners from across Franklin County, whose generosity helped transform the school into a vibrant hub of exploration.

KSU Group for robotics

Ms. Hughes and BETA studentsEMS also had FCHS BETA volunteers present to assist with signing in to the event.

three people serving pizzaPizza was also provided for families to enjoy while at the event.

Special recognition goes to the dedicated EMS teachers and staff whose thoughtful planning ensured a smooth and welcoming experience for all. A heartfelt thank-you to Ms. Crystal Hughes, whose leadership and vision were instrumental in organizing this memorable night.

Lindsey Carr with IC

Mrs. Lindsey Carr was also available to help students register and to assist families with Infinite Campus needs.

As families departed with smiles and stories, one thing was clear: STEAM Night continues to be a powerful reminder of what’s possible when learning is celebrated together. We’re already looking forward to next year’s event!

Student with microscope