STEAM Night 2025: A Celebration of Innovation and Hands-On Learning

 

This year marked the 7th annual STEAM Night, and it was bigger and better than ever! Families gathered for an evening filled with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities designed to spark creativity and curiosity. With the incredible support of MOHS students, each station was brought to life, giving younger students the opportunity to learn from their older peers.

One of the most popular attractions was the Neon Art station, where students created glowing masterpieces under black lights. The coding and Spheros station had participants programming robotic spheres to paint, while the Osmo activities blended digital and hands-on learning in a fun and engaging way.

 

The Quiver art station amazed attendees as their drawings transformed into 3D animations through augmented reality. Many students also enjoyed creating binary code necklaces, a creative introduction to computer science. At the earthquake simulator, aspiring engineers put their structures to the test against simulated tremors, learning about building stability and real-world engineering challenges. 

With the MOHS student volunteers as well as Mt. View Faculty and Staff guiding each activity, the night was a fantastic mix of mentorship, learning, and fun. The energy in the room was contagious as students explored, experimented, and discovered new passions.

 

As we celebrate seven years of STEAM Night success, we look forward to continuing this tradition of hands-on innovation. See you at STEAM Night 2026!