Coeur d'Alene schools' Growing the STEM program builds student leaders
Student coaches-in-training participate in ice-breaking activities Thursday as they prepare to be mentors to younger students through Growing the STEM, a nonprofit dedicated to inspiring and supporting youth mentors and mentees as they build confidence around STEM programs.
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Coeur d'Alene High senior and Growing the STEM co-founder Adeline Smith provides guidance for her peers Thursday during a student coach training session.
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Maddox Le, a Coeur d'Alene High School senior and Growing the STEM board member, shares insight about being a student coach Thursday during a training session at Lake City High.
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Sophomore Payton Goodwin fills out some paperwork Thursday as she prepares to be a student coach through Growing the STEM, a nonprofit that offers free student-led activities and programming to generate excitement and build confidence around science, technology, engineering and math.
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COEUR d'ALENE — Generating student excitement around science, technology, engineering and math is one of many aspects of the Growing the STEM nonprofit.
It's also a training ground for student coaches who learn how to foster positive relationships with other students, build leadership skills and be good role models for their younger counterparts.
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