When it comes to education and family engagement, WSES is Full STEAM Ahead

  • During the educational event aimed at fostering family engagement in learning, Cody Hasty and son Miles work on the “marble wall.”
    During the educational event aimed at fostering family engagement in learning, Cody Hasty and son Miles work on the “marble wall.”
  • Students Austen, Hayden and Dawson Bultsma build toothpick bridges together with their parents Jacki and Jarrod.
    Students Austen, Hayden and Dawson Bultsma build toothpick bridges together with their parents Jacki and Jarrod.
  • Leelin Polly, Bob and Jocelyn Wenzel enjoy creating their own “graffiti art” at the STEAM event held last month at Wessington Springs Elementary School.
    Leelin Polly, Bob and Jocelyn Wenzel enjoy creating their own “graffiti art” at the STEAM event held last month at Wessington Springs Elementary School.
  • Landon Culver, Presley Wilde and Jana Wilde participate in the "sink or swim" station with elementary school teacher Kim Orth.
    Landon Culver, Presley Wilde and Jana Wilde participate in the "sink or swim" station with elementary school teacher Kim Orth.
    An educational event held last month at the Wessington Springs Elementary School fostered family engagement in learning, where students and their parents participated in an interactive evening filled with activities centered around science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM).“Title night is to encourage families to connect with education in a different light alongside their ...

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