
Spartan Theater Opening Keynote
Audience of students and faculty gathered in the Spartan Theater for the opening keynote symposium.
A photographic retrospective of the 2024 MVHS STEAM Week. From chemistry flame demonstrations and humanoid robots in the quad to theater keynote sessions and student interactive projects.

Audience of students and faculty gathered in the Spartan Theater for the opening keynote symposium.

Students testing polymers, non-Newtonian fluids, and photochromic materials under UV light.

Chemistry faculty conducting live outdoor chemical reactions and color transitions in the Quad.

Student engineering teams calibrating mechanical linkages, motor controllers, and sensor arrays.

Visiting Silicon Valley researchers answering student questions on AI, aerospace, and biomedical science.

Watercolor mosaic doodles, architectural sketches, and creative ceramics at the STEAM Art showcase.

Robotics club demonstration featuring autonomous navigation and obstacle detection in the courtyard.

Creative student mole sculptures and chemistry projects celebrating Avogadro’s constant (6.02 × 10²³).

Lunchtime interactive booths featuring student-led science experiments and physics demonstrations.

Aerodynamic glider trials and paper airplane folding demonstrations highlighting fluid dynamics.

Students exploring specialized solar filters, lens optics, and electrostatic generators.

Student hardware prototyping projects utilizing microcontrollers and 3D-printed assemblies.

Students presenting algorithmic problem-solving projects and original software applications.

Students testing civil engineering models on harmonic shake tables to simulate earthquake resistance.

MVHS faculty, student leaders, and community volunteers supporting STEAM Week activities.

Chemistry faculty safely igniting controlled methane soap bubbles to illustrate gas combustion.

Hundreds of students gathering in the main quad to participate in lunchtime demonstrations and experiments.

Student booth leaders explaining neuroscience models, mechanical puzzles, and biology samples.