Each year, our students submit projects to the Hudson County STEM Showcase. Hudson Montessori School proudly announces that our students have submitted 22 spectacular projects to the 2024 showcase. All of our students have worked tirelessly as they researched, wrote, and crafted these incredible presentations.
Here is a list of each of the students and the projects they will unveil on Monday, March 11, at the exhibition being held at the Liberty Science Center:
Kalyani A. - EmpathAI: Developing an AI System with Social Emotion Awareness
Vera B. and Katerina D. - Energetic Food
Aditya A. - An Effective Way to Use Essentials Oils as Antibiofilming Strategies
Rayaan H. and Matthew G. - Sound Alert-A Low-Cost Device to Regulate Classroom Noise
Sophie L., Sophia C., and Alice D. - The Effects of Being Outside
Vihaan R. - Social Media's Impact on the Growth Mindset
Sebastian R. and Joel V. - Serious Play for a Serious Issue: Analyzing Educational Games for Climate Change Awareness
Eleanor T. and Jaanvi C. - The Effects of Being Outside
Zach C.- Monitoring Air Quality in Construction Sites
Rowan J. - Composting Smell Minimizers
Mike B. and Jackson L. - Exploring the Impact of Combined Sewer Overflows on the Hudson River
Afsheen K. - SafeHands: Empowering Dementia Patients
Avi M. - Optimizing Artificial Tissue Generation Through Real-Time Monitoring and Correction of pH of Culture Media
Kaelyn S. -The Role of Houseplants in Enhancing Indoor Air Quality: An Air Purifying Perspective
Maddox B. - Humans vs. AI (Artificial Intelligence) - A mixed method comparative study
Zoe R. and Caeden S. - Exploring the Impact of Greenhouse Structures on Climate and Agriculture
Rea R. and Mia L. - Board Games and Mental Wellness (Different Ways That People Feel Based on Interactive Board Games)
Seher K. - Taking Control - Social Emotional Learning and Mental Awareness in Schools
Sean K. - The Impact of Chemicals on Algae
Atharva A. - The Efficacy of Biofilters in the Filtration of Contaminated Water Bodies
Anish D. - How They Affect Air Quality: What You Need to Know about Lichens
Alexandra B. and Mira S. - The Effects of Floating Wetlands on Water Quality
The skills for these outstanding presentations are taught at each grade level through our accredited STEAM program, infusing our curriculum with science, technology, engineering, art, and math lessons. We are proud to support the hard work of our 32 Hudson Montessori students and admire their dedication to their projects throughout the school year.
The Hudson County STEM Showcase is open to all Hudson County students. Our neighbor, the Jersey City Medical Center/RWJBarnabas Health, has been the presenting sponsor for seven years.
To learn more about Hudson Montessori School's interdisciplinary, theme-based learning approach to education, the Montessori philosophy and methodology, or how the school fosters the love of learning for its students, the school welcomes parents to learn more for children aged 2 to eighth grade at our upcoming open houses.
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