The Massapequa School District is encouraging creativity and critical thinking with the opening of Makerspace rooms in the six elementary schools. Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were held with technology staff, building administrators and students during the last week of September.
Students in fourth through sixth grade can participate in Makerspace activities during their lunch and recess periods. Lockhart Elementary School is also featuring a pilot program for third-grade students. Space has been set aside either in the library or a designated classroom at each school.
“We are pleased to offer this initiative in Massapequa, which creates a hands-on approach to learning,” said Superintendent Lucille F. Iconis. “The skills that…
