STLP at Maxwell Elementary
Johnson Elementary scores blue ribbon
PLD STLP On The Job

STLP at Maxwell Elementary - A Student Essay

By Marjorie Stump, 5th grade, second year Maxwell STLP student. 

This is my second year in STLP, at Maxwell Elementary School. I have learned so much about computers since I first started that I can't imagine that I once didn't know a lot of the things I know now.

Last year was my first year in STLP and I have to admit that I was a little apprehensive about the STLP program. I thought it would hard, or that I would get kicked out, or something like that, but it turned out to be fun. I designed my own web page, helped the big scary 5th graders, (who are now big, scary 6th graders), work on some of the teachers' web pages. We worked on cyber reporting, and much more. I still look forward to days when STLP meets.

This year, STLP students will work on web pages, the school yearbook, which will include digital photography and editing, and we will continue to produce the morning daily news for Maxwell.

[Go to the Maxwell STLP web page]

Johnson Elementary Scores Blue Ribbon at the Region 5 Conference!

Corey Sanford, Priscilla Puga, Kiante Williams, and DaMario Walker-Brown represented Johnson Elementary’s STLP at the Region 5 Conference October 30^th. Their showcase project, “At Your Service” was scored proficient and the students received a blue ribbon.

Their display board depicted the many services Johnson’s STLP does for the school and community. 

Paul Lawrence Dunbar STLP On the Job!

Friday November 30, 2001 the PLD STLP stayed after school until around 6pm and updated the Tech Ed lab. The new lab is made up of Dell Computers with 17' monitors running Windows 2000 (more pictures on the PLD website here).