After reading the story “The Storm”, Ms. Rogers' students completed a STEM activity called rain cloud in a jar. They learned about making observations and predictions as they predicted how many drops of food coloring it would take to cause it to “rain”.

The SDCSC School Board Public Work Session will be live streamed via Facebook beginning at 6:30pm. Questions submitted in this Facebook group will not be answered. Please direct all questions to socialmedia@sdcsc.k12.in.us. Sharable link: t.co/3LydV5URLP pic.twitter.com/twSApY0tHX

The SDCSC School Board Public Work Session will be live streamed via Facebook beginning at 6:30pm. Questions submitted in this Facebook group will not be answered. Please direct all questions to socialmedia@sdcsc.k12.in.us. The video will be live at 6:30pm on September 22, 2020. Sharable link: loom.ly/J_79ev8

After reading the story “The Storm”, Ms. Rogers' students completed a STEM activity called rain cloud in a jar. They learned about making observations and predictions as they predicted how many drops of food coloring it would take to cause it to “rain”.

After reading the story “The Storm”, Ms. Rogers' students completed a STEM activity called rain cloud in a jar. They learned about making observations and predictions as they predicted how many drops of food coloring it would take to cause it to “rain”. pic.twitter.com/u9r2JhDndu

Mrs. Hutton's 3rd grade students were challenged to create a game as a STEM project. The idea came from a story they read, "Roberto Clemente, Pride of the Pittsburgh Pirates", in which Roberto creates a game of baseball with a tree branch and soup cans.

Mrs. Hutton's 3rd grade students were challenged to create a game as a STEM project. The idea came from a story they read, "Roberto Clemente, Pride of the Pittsburgh Pirates", in which Roberto creates a game of baseball with a tree branch and soup cans. pic.twitter.com/bTjwwrAlIB

The current Aurora Elementary School 5th grade students traveled to Taylor Ball Fields last Friday to be a part of the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new playground. These students started their instrumental role in planning the playground when they were in 3rd grade with the help of their teachers Mrs. Hutton, Miss Schuman, Miss Curts, and Ms. Streitenberger. Thank you to all involved in helping these students see their project come to fruition including their 3rd grade teachers, former AES Principal Mary Bailey, Guinevere Emery, Nancy Turner, Mayor Mark Drury, and Derek Walker.

South Dearborn Community School Corporation is excited to announce the USDA approved an emergency waiver that will allow ALL students to receive free breakfast and lunch each day at no cost to the parent. See the linked document for additional information. ⠀ ⠀ loom.ly/M4147Nk

South Dearborn Community School Corporation is excited to announce the USDA approved an emergency waiver that will allow ALL students to receive free breakfast and lunch each day at no cost to the parent. See the linked document for more information.t.co/QYXEx2xOSw pic.twitter.com/BlxWSNJkqd

South Dearborn Community School Corporation is excited to announce the USDA approved an emergency waiver that will allow ALL students to receive free breakfast and lunch each day at no cost to the parent. See the linked document for additional information. loom.ly/M4147Nk