Conejo schools buck STEM trend

Written By The Center for Advanced Studies and Research

Science, tech fields thriving in local districts

By Ian Bradley.

Image: Acorn file photo

As technology continues to advance, its related fields—science, engineering and math— present more career opportunities than ever before. But a recent study has found that student interest in those fields is waning.

BUDDING INTEREST IN TECH—Westlake Elementary School student Helena Koueek, right, shows her friend Grace Keets her idea for an interactive soccer practice net at last year’s CVUSD’s Invention Convention in April at Madroña Elementary School in Thousand Oaks.

BUDDING INTEREST IN TECH—Westlake Elementary School student Helena Koueek, right, shows her friend Grace Keets her idea for an interactive soccer practice net at last year’s CVUSD’s Invention Convention in April at Madroña Elementary School in Thousand Oaks.

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