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STEM

Welcome to Young Women’s Leadership Academy at Arnold! YWLA is a STEM focused campus, which means we demonstrate expectations of the State of Texas for STEM driven schools. 

STEM encompasses four academic disciplines - science, technology, engineering, and mathematics - in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. STEM guides our vision of ensuring all 6-12 YWLA students graduate with critical thinking skills. YWLA students must have access to a world-class STEM education necessary to compete in an innovation-driven economy.

STEM provides students with hands-on, real-world projects guided by the engineering design process. It equips students with 21st century skills, preparing future generations of our young women to thrive in STEM-related college majors and STEM careers.

Our role is to continuously plan with our community partners and school personnel to implement curriculum and provide STEM focused opportunities for our students both in the classroom and beyond.

2023 YWPN STEAM Challenge 2nd place State Winners, Northpark Mall, Dallas TX

The image shows a group of people, including a woman in a red jacket and a man in a suit, walking through a shopping mall corridor.
The image shows a group of four people standing in what appears to be a school or educational setting, with a display board visible in the background.
Three young women are standing in front of a backdrop with the %22Young Women's Leadership Network%22 logo, holding certificates in their hands.
The image shows two people examining a poster or display board about %22Polemical Marine%22, which appears to be some kind of marine-related topic or exhibit.
The image shows a group of people standing in front of a backdrop of green and white balloons, holding signs that appear to be related to a company or organization. In the background, there are additional people and decorations, suggesting this is some kind of event or celebration.

Benchmark 1: School Design

Benchmark 2: Targeted Population 

Benchmark 3: Strategic Alliances

Benchmark 4: Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment

Benchmark 5: Work-Based Learning