The fabulous Sheri Dees leading our institute orientation. Gigantic shout-out to Sheri for her leadership in our department! KCSOS #kcsoslearns #kcsosstrong #UCSanDiego

This year's Summer STEAM Camps were a huge success. Two camps were held at CALM and the Kern County Museum over the course of six weeks where students conducted experiments, completed engineering challenges, and explored STEAM careers: youtube.com/watch?v=ZqLQhL…

Science has its ups and downs! Michelle Roy Holli Gonzalez Cole Sampson Kyle Atkin Madelyn Janssen

Kern County, we have a problem. Watch the latest segment celebrating our county students countdown to the launch to the first day of school. Michelle Roy Kyle Atkin Cole Sampson Holli Gonzalez Madelyn Janssen KCSOS kget.com/guest-intervie…

The STEAM Team with the Kern County Superintendent of Schools, joined 17 News at Noon to demonstrate a water rocket experiment using two-liter bottles. trib.al/TAyFnLL

Looking to spice up this year's Thanksgiving dessert? Maybe making a gel-like substance isn't your first idea, but it's an idea nonetheless. trib.al/jXdqyTV

Mansgiving 2023: Bacon bomb and bacon praline with pecans. Watch how to cook the appetizer and dessert: trib.al/kGYXyse

Those interested in computer science may take an interest in this edition of Elaina's Experiments. trib.al/hLi1ek6

It's like 2nd present. Michelle Roy Holli Gonzalez Kyle Atkin Cole Sampson KCSOS Holli Gonzalez

The annual Kern Codes Programming Competition is happening on 4/17 & organizers are looking for more participants! It is completely free to participate for students in 6-12th grade. All levels of coders are welcome to sign up! Interested? Register here: bit.ly/kerncodes2024

WATCH: From having computer science coding program called Scratch Jr., and Olympics activities which involve building an archery set and painting Paris with watercolor paint. Janssen encourages parents to bring their children on this learning path. trib.al/JEpSsSQ

Let's Go Ziplining

It looks like 3 animals escaped the zoo. Luckily, they just wanted to do a science lesson. Michelle Roy Kyle Atkin Holli Gonzalez KCSOS Madelyn Janssen

This week’s experiment consists of a computer science activity, Candy Cane Coding. The activity teaches kids how computers read 0’s and 1’s which are translated into the information we see on the screen. trib.al/Z4R02ny

Don't start baseball season without a little dose of Newton's Laws!