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Future scientists: Behind the scenes at the new Biomedical Preparatory

Published on: December 01, 2022 By: Staff Reports

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Biomedical Preparatory at ��, which opened to its first students this fall, is teaching children from a young age the value of math and science. The school, located on Forest Park Road, is the result of a partnership between the Dallas Independent School District and ��.

Catch glimpses of this innovative teaching in action to prekindergarden through first grade students in the photo gallery below.

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Teacher Jennifer Mayen helps a group of students learn and write alphabet letters.

This cutie takes a break from her studies to pose for a photo.

This young student is all smiles while working on her craft project.

Interactive lessons use the latest technology, including touch-screen laptops.

School is hard work, as shown by this youngster working intently on a class project.

A student intently studies his lesson plan on a laptop.

Students’ backpacks are neatly lined up along a wall. Messages are found on classroom walls promoting science and innovation.

Teacher Ana Moya works on a project with two students building a bed for Goldilocks.

Learning to read is always a joy, especially for these three buddies.

These two girls work to create a masterpiece using colored geographic shapes.

A teacher works with students, explaining the day’s current science-based interactive project.

Students practice writing their letters.

A student works with colored foam blocks to express his creativity and learn his shapes.

Ms. Moya works with two students on a STEM project.

Coloring is an artful event at Biomedical Preparatory.

Ms. Moya and a student complete a coloring activity.

A student proudly displays his work in progress, a cut-out hand showing veins with colorful yarn.

This young student is all smiles while working on her craft project.

Shemyia Taylor, one of the STEM teachers, helps a student with his craft project, explaining how to make yarn look like veins in a hand.

This young boy asks for a little help putting his yarn together for the project.

Roberto Gonzalez, M.D., Principal at Biomedical Preparatory, observes a group of students working diligently on their alphabet writing skills.

Two students work together to assemble the hand with veins in one of Biomedical Preparatory’ s STEM classes.

Teacher Natalie Cruz- Garcia praises her student as the girl succeeds in creating a colorful hand with yarn veins.

Ms. Taylor wears inspiring earrings with a message: Mistakes are proof that you are trying.

This group of boys gets serious about building a block tower.

The school’s mission and motto are displayed prominently on a wall. Mission: To create a nurturing, safe and positive environment that promotes curiosity, research, and discussion. Motto: Science Starts Here!

A student raises his hand in excitement to answer a question. The school incorporates the latest in technology, including interactive touch-screen lessons.

Two young students use laptops during an interactive study session.

Three girls discuss the interactive computer lesson.

This student focuses intently on the lesson.