Syracuse STEM at Blodgett Middle School
Principal Harry Valentin, Ph.D. |
Vice Principals Marimar Nunez Jenniffer Benedetto Administrative Intern Kevin Coir Deans of Students Paul Crisafulli Tavon Goddard |
DASA Coordinators Harry Valentin Michelle Walker |
Main Office (315) 435-4386 |
Nurse's Office (315) 435-6525 |
Guidance Office (315) 435-4881 |
School-Based Health Center (315) 435-6431 |
School Hours 7:25 AM - 1:55 PM |
School Address 312 Oswego Street | Syracuse, New York 13204 |
SYRACUSE STEM AT BLODGETT'S NEW ACADEMIC SCHOOL MODEL
Syracuse STEM at Blodgett will be partnering with Le Moyne College to implement STEM programming. Students who successfully complete eighth grade at Syracuse STEM at Blodgett will be prepared to enter any high school or CTE program and begin studies as a freshman. |
STEMRigorous academic program that offers students STEM-based technical learning and the opportunity to participate in project based learning experiences. Starting in sixth grade, students will be enrolled in various introductory STEM classes, such as: |
Inquiry-BasedTeaching methods will be inquiry based and student-centered as students engage in solving engineering challenges using an engineering design process. Students have the freedom to think critically, creatively, and innovatively, as well as have opportunities to fail and try again in safe environments. |
LeadershipThere will also be a character education component delivery through a Leadership Development course, and numerous opportunities to work in collaborative groups will help develop cooperative learning skills. |
May 4th - All City Art Event at 10:00 am, Meachem Elementary
May 5th - Cinco de Mayo
May 7th & 8th - New York State ELA testing
May 12th - Mother's Day
May 14th & 15th - New York State Math testing
May 14th - Board of Education Meeting at 4:00 pm, Livestreamed/Central Office (Board Room)
May 23rd - The Atten-Dance Event
May 24th - 28th - Memorial Day Break
May 27th - Memorial Day
May 31st - AVID Olympics
The SCSD has many academic, social, emotional and mental health supports available to students. School social workers can help connect you and your child to in school and/or out of school supports that meet your needs. Please call us at (315) 435-4386 and ask to speak with a Social Worker for more information and assistance.