Science Materials Center

Blythe Sampson is responsible for kit scheduling and processing, materials inventory and ordering, budget records and other administrative duties. Contact Blythe via email or at 742-8654

The purpose of the Science Materials Center is to support quality science instruction by providing classroom teachers with the necessary materials to effectively teach hands-on, inquiry-based science as prescribed by the expanded ASD Elementary Science Frameworks.

The Science Materials Center staff serves more than 26,500 elementary students and 1,140 classroom teachers. The materials center is housed within the ASD Purchasing Warehouse facility located at 4919 Van Buren Street.

More than 1,270 science kits are refurbished and stored in approximately 4,500 square feet of space.

The Science Materials Center refurbishes and distributes science units three times per school year.

Michael Ryan Kits responsible for: Myself & Others Alaskan Animals Soils Changes Variables Circuits & Pathways Ecosystems

Jolene Schroer Kits responsible for: Pebbles Sand & Silt Power of Water Plant Growth & Development Exploring Energy Structures There Is No Away

Pam Rietman Kits responsible for: Wood & Paper Balancing & Weighing Sound Earth Materials Bones & Skeletons Astronomy

 

Last updated: Friday, April 19, 2013 5:05 PM

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