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    AACPS STEM and BMAH Magnet PROGRAMS

     

    STEM Vision & Mission

    Vision Statement: To inspire, empower, and equip the next generation of innovators, problem-solvers, and leaders through immersive STEM education - fostering a community of compassionate lifelong learners prepared to tackle and address the real-world challenges of today and tomorrow.

    Mission Statement:  Our mission is to cultivate a vibrant community of compassionate lifelong learners and problem-solvers by providing high-quality immersive STEM education experiences. Through hands-on field experiences, job shadows, and authentic challenges such as our STEM Changemaker, Community Challenge, Capstone, and Internship experiences that bridge classroom learning with real-world application, we empower students to become innovative problem-solvers and effective leaders within and beyond school walls. We equip students with the mindset, skills, and resilience needed to address today's and tomorrow's challenges with confidence and empathy.

    STEM- solving problems, creating opportunities

     

    STEM Magnet Programs in Anne Arundel County offer challenging and engaging grade 6-12 opportunities for students to engage in learning content and skills across the diverse fields within the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). 

     

    Biomedical Allied Health Magnet High School Glen Burnie

     

    The AACPS STEM Office provides and supports a wide range of STEM-related in-school and out-of-school learning opportunities, including the STEM middle and high school STEM Magnet Programs and the high school level BioMedical Allied Health (BMAH) Magnet Program - a STEM magnet program with a Healthcare focus. Students in the STEM and BMAH magnet programs engage in classes in Problem-Based Learning (referred to as Medical Rounds classes in the BMAH magnet program).

    • The STEM and BMAH Magnet Programs are based on a set of core STEM values.  The link below explains those values for the STEM middle and high school magnet programs. With interdisciplinary opportunities both in and out of the classroom, these STEM programs nurture students to become critical and creative thinkers and risk-takers through collaborative teamwork, research, rigorous coursework, data analysis, exciting clubs, competitions, and hands-on interactions with technology.  Together with our STEM university and industry partners, we prepare our students to succeed and lead in the STEM-driven 21st century!

      Middle/High STEM Values      


    • APPLICATION INFORMATION

      Applications for STEM middle and high school magnet programs are no longer being accepted for the 2024-25 school year.  The application window for the 2024-25 school year was open from October 9, 2023 until November 13, 2023.

      The application window for middle and high school STEM/BMAH Magnet Programs will be open from October 7 - November 7, 2024 at noon for the 2025-26 school year.  
       

      Note: AACPS STEM Magnet Program middle and high schools will hold Fall Semester Magnet Information Nights to offer details of all programs for students and families considering whether to apply to any one of our STEM or BMAH Magnet Programs.  

                                                              

Contacts

  • Dr. Maureen McMahon
    STEM/BMAH Coordinator
    mmmcmahon@aacps.org
    410-222-5391

    Mr. Timothy Johnson
    Teacher Specialist for STEM/BMAH High Schools
    tejohnson@aacps.org
    410-222-5391

    Ms. Laura Pinto
    Teacher Specialist for STEM Middle Schools
    lpinto@aacps.org
    410-222-5391


    STEM Annual Reports

    2022-2023 School Year



    STEM Spring Information Sessions for New Magnet Students

    Each Spring, STEM schools will hold New Magnet Student Information or Registration Sessions. Click on your student's STEM magnet school in the left-hand navigation column and/or email or call your school's STEM leader for date, location & time of your student's spring session.


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