Current Student Websites
You can see some highlights of the projects students have created on our Projects page. Websites of students currently in the STEM Marin program with full descriptions of each project can be found at the sites below:
Class of 2027
Class of 2026
Class of 2025 |
Class of 2024 |
Class of 2023
Class of 2022 |
Class of 2021
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Class of 2020 |
Class of 2019
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Class of 2018
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Class of 2017
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Student Work and Websites
Students in the STEM Marin program are required to keep an individual professional website chronicling and reflecting upon their work and progress throughout their high school career. These websites are updated at the end of every project so students have a record of all of the work they completed. Students will create a personal website using the website creator at Weebly.com. I recommend using YourNameSanMarin.weebly.com, that is FirstnameLastnameSanMarin.weebly.com as your URL. When you publish your site, you do NOT need to pay for your own domain name, just click the box for "Publish as a weebly sub domain." Once you're published, you don't have to hit continue to purchase your site name; you can just keep using the weebly sub-domain. Your website should include a welcome message, A STEM Marin Science Page with subpages for each grade level (a 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, and 12th grade page), and subpages for Rube Goldberg, Physics of Sports Video, Hybrid Car, Creative Engineering Design, Outdoor Classroom Design, Build a Band, Electricity and Robotics, Do It Better/Engineering Re-Design, and all of the other projects under 9th grade. You may include very limited personal information. But remember this is your professional website so you should only post things to this site that you would want your parents, grandparents, bosses, and teachers to see. A good website includes:
2. Physics of Sports Video
3. Hybrid Car
4. Fire Away!
5. Creative Engineering Design
6. Passive Solar Design - Design a tiny house
7. Build a Musical Band - waves
8. Robot Art Show - electricity, electronics, and programming
9. Do It Better - Engineering Redesign
Optional:
- A URL that includes the student's name and is professional (ex. YourNameSanMarin.weebly.com)
- Pages for each year of high school OR each subject (ex. Page for STEM Marin Science, page for English, etc.)
- Subpages for each project completed during the school year - In Phys/Eng, we'll be doing the following projects:
2. Physics of Sports Video
3. Hybrid Car
4. Fire Away!
5. Creative Engineering Design
6. Passive Solar Design - Design a tiny house
7. Build a Musical Band - waves
8. Robot Art Show - electricity, electronics, and programming
9. Do It Better - Engineering Redesign
- Each subpage should meet the requirements of the rubric above
Optional:
- An "About Me" page - Remember, this is a professional website, so you want to make sure that this section doesn't include too much personal information and is appropriate for an audience of teachers, employers, grandparents, etc. You can see an appropriate example here.
- A Links/Additional Information page where you post cool STEM-related links, videos, etc.
- A Contact Form where readers can send you comments or questions without you having to post your personal contact information online.
- Subpages for work from other classes or aspects of your life. Ex: A final draft of an essay from English that you're proud of or a musical recording you made with your band.
- Other cool pages.