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STEM camp fun

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Approximately 35 campers participated in the third-annual Summer STEM Camp at St. Paul Catholic School in Weirton. The event, organized by local leaders, focused on engaging students in hands-on activities related to science, technology, engineering, and math. Participants worked on bubble science projects and enjoyed foam parties as part of their learning experiences. Local educators assert that fostering interest in STEM fields is essential for the future workforce.

The camp not only provides educational enrichment but also encourages teamwork and problem-solving skills among young students. Community leaders aim to expand such initiatives to reach more children in the area. Events like this emphasize the importance of STEM education in shaping future careers. The ongoing support from local organizations highlights a commitment to improving educational opportunities in the region.

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