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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - After school weekly\n\nWillow Creek Middle School - After schoo
 l weekly\n\nWhat Students Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun exp
 erience. You get to try new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really
  interested in science\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especial
 ly with the mentors encouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n
 "I think the best moment was when we really dived deep into our project and
  we really got to test it. Because those were the things I've never done be
 fore. I think my mentor's first person experience really helped me feel mor
 e confident in this zone." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enj
 oyed] the human conversations that we had with them. The normal conversatio
 ns like\, how was your day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about t
 his? We're talking about sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conver
 sations like that where you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just 
 having a fun personality. It was just very fun to hang out with them and ta
 lk for a couple of hours." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave t
 he Date\n\nThe rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Frida
 y\, February 27th\, 2026. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encourage
 d to share their projects at this event. Many students say that the best pa
 rt of the experience is sharing their work with their peers and members of 
 the scientific community.
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DTSTAMP:20260914T141710Z
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LOCATION:Kellogg Middle School
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DTSTART:20260915T201500Z
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20261020T221500Z
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SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20261027T221500Z
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SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20270105T231500Z
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LOCATION:John Adams Middle School
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SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
UID:2026-09-14T14:17:10+00:00_813051021@ip-10-0-142-90.us-east-2.compute.in
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20270112T231500Z
DTSTAMP:20260914T141710Z
DTSTART:20270112T211500Z
LOCATION:John Adams Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
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 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
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DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20270316T221500Z
DTSTAMP:20260914T141710Z
DTSTART:20270316T201500Z
LOCATION:John Adams Middle School
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SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
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URL:https://rochesterschools.arux.app/course/28022/2026-2027-middle-school/
 stem-mentorship-gr-6-12—1#21-STEM.1010 JA
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:STEM Mentorship Lab is like a field trip that comes to you ever
 y week. Real scientists\, engineers\, and other STEM professionals will vis
 it your school and help you do an awesome project. One of these adults will
  be your mentor and your biggest supporter\, helping you learn about a topi
 c of your choice.\n\nAbout STEM Mentorship Lab\n\nOur students do great wor
 k. Mentees in this program win thousands of dollars in prizes each year fro
 m the rochesterschools Regional STEM Fair\, Minnesota State Science and Eng
 ineering Fair\, and eCybermission competitions.\n\nOur students are support
 ed by our community. Mentors are often young professionals and university s
 tudents who have fun helping their mentees. They are recruited by Oraculi\,
  a local non-profit organization founded by rochesterschools Public Schools
  alumni. Read more. (https://oracu.li/)\n\nOur mentors are great at researc
 h AND great at relating to students. This article published by Mayo Clinic 
 highlights one of our award-winning mentors. Read more. (https://discoverys
 edge.mayo.edu/2023/07/06/sharing-the-love-of-science-with-students-in-roche
 sterschools-schools/?sf179999500=1)\n\nOur students are financially support
 ed. Oraculi offers need-based scholarships to mentees. These scholarships c
 over project supplies and registration fees for the rochesterschools Region
 al STEM Fair and the Minnesota State Science and Engineering Fair.\n\nLocat
 ions\n\nOnline - Available for all students in grades 6-12. Meeting dates d
 etermined by mentors and mentees.\n\nDakota Middle School - After school we
 ekly\n\nJohn Adams Middle School - After school on Tuesdays\n\nKellogg Midd
 le School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWillow Creek 
 Middle School - TBD (will be update once we have information) \n\nWhat Stud
 ents Say About Their Mentors\n\n"It's a really fun experience. You get to t
 ry new things. Especially at first\, we weren't really interested in scienc
 e\, but after we joined\, it was pretty fun\, especially with the mentors e
 ncouraging us." - Student at Kellogg Middle School\n\n"I think the best mom
 ent was when we really dived deep into our project and we really got to tes
 t it. Because those were the things I've never done before. I think my ment
 or's first-person experience really helped me feel more confident in this z
 one." - Student at John Adams Middle School\n\n"[I enjoyed] the human conve
 rsations that we had with them. The normal conversations like\, how was you
 r day\, what did you guys do\, how do you feel about this? We're talking ab
 out sports and stuff like that too. Just normal conversations like that whe
 re you can relate with a person\, with a mentor. Just having a fun personal
 ity. It was just very fun to hang out with them and talk for a couple of ho
 urs." - Student at John Marshall High School\n\nSave the Date\n\nThe roches
 terschools Regional STEM Fair will take place on Friday\, February 26th\, 2
 027. Participants in STEM Mentorship Lab are encouraged to share their proj
 ects at this event. Many students say that the best part of the experience 
 is sharing their work with their peers and members of the scientific commun
 ity.
DTEND:20270323T221500Z
DTSTAMP:20260914T141710Z
DTSTART:20270323T201500Z
LOCATION:John Adams Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:STEM Mentorship (Gr. 6-12) (21-STEM.1010 JA)
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 ternal
URL:https://rochesterschools.arux.app/course/28022/2026-2027-middle-school/
 stem-mentorship-gr-6-12—1#21-STEM.1010 JA
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