Very Rev. Jamin S. David, J.C.L., V.G. | Diocese of Baton Rouge

Holy Family School recently hosted their annual STEM Family Night, an event dedicated to sparking enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among young minds. The event, held in Port Allen, featured a variety of engaging activities and interactive exhibits that catered to a diverse audience.

Students at the event were immersed in hands-on experiments and educational opportunities that aimed to broaden their horizons and ignite their curiosity. From exploring the mysteries of electricity to learning about the formation of rocks, attendees were treated to a range of STEM-themed adventures.

One of the highlights of the evening was the opportunity for students to observe Mercury and craters on the sun through a special filter provided by the Baton Rouge Astronomical Society. Additionally, students participated in activities such as a volcano demonstration by SHINTECH and a presentation on contaminated water by a representative from the Louisiana DEQ.

The event also served as a platform for community engagement, with local businesses and organizations setting up tables to showcase their contributions to the STEM landscape. Students had the chance to interact with professionals in various fields, further enhancing their understanding of STEM principles and their real-world applications.

As the evening came to a close, the success of STEM Family Night was evident in the lingering excitement and enthusiasm among attendees. Holy Family School's commitment to nurturing the next generation of innovators and problem solvers was once again demonstrated through this event.

STEM Family Night continues to evolve and inspire, leaving a lasting impact on all who participate. The transformative power of STEM education in shaping a brighter future for generations to come was clearly evident throughout the event.