Slater Elementary Math & Technology Night
February 17, 2026 - 19:09
Harney County families are invited to discover the fun side of numbers and innovation at Slater Elementary's upcoming Math & Technology Night. The event is designed to transform abstract concepts into hands-on, engaging activities for students and their parents.
The evening promises a dynamic shift from traditional classroom learning. Attendees can explore a variety of stations where mathematics meets practical technology, demonstrating how core skills apply in exciting and modern ways. The goal is to build confidence and foster a positive, collaborative learning environment outside of regular school hours.
School organizers emphasize that the night is all about participation and discovery. It provides a unique opportunity for families to learn together, seeing firsthand the educational tools and creative approaches used in today's classrooms. The event underscores the school's commitment to enriching student learning and strengthening community ties through shared educational experiences.
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