Students were permitted to take their projects home, including these Klutz Lego Race Cars. (Photos provided)
Families could move through multiple workshops during the evening.
Students hold their Help the Environment crafts.
Lounsberry Hollow School in Vernon hosted a STEM night on March 23.
The event was open to students and their families, who had the opportunity to move through multiple workshops during the evening. They could take home the projects on which they worked.
The projects included Klutz Lego Race Cars, Help the Environment and Build a Bird Feeder.
There also was a Math Carnival. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and math.