STEM—Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
Why I.M. Terrell?
A four-year STEM program.
Enriching opportunities that provide students unforgettable experiences and apprenticeships.
Academic-corporate partnerships which lead to exclusive opportunities for students.
State of the art facilities that are second to none.
I.M. Terrell Vision
To create a learning environment that will develop and nurture the leaders of tomorrow; the creative thinkers and innovative problem solvers who will change the global landscape for generations to come.
STEM Department Vision
The I.M. Terrell Academy for STEM will provide a technology-based blended learning environment that is focused on students with an intense interest in engineering and computer science careers. Students will enjoy enhancement opportunities through:
Local, regional, and national STEM competitions
Advanced courses in mathematics and science
Design, programming, prototype-building, and completing an innovative Capstone project
Four Year Plan
*All classes Honors unless marked Pre-AP/AP
Freshman
Principles of Applied Engineering
Algebra II Pre-AP
Physics Pre-AP
Fundamentals of Computer Science (optional)
Robotics I (optional)
Sophomore
Engineering Design & Presentation I:
Cybersecurity
Biomedical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
PreCalculus I Pre-AP
Computer Programming I:
Computer Science AP
Chemistry Pre-AP
Robotics II (optional)
Junior
Engineering Design & Presentation II:
Cybersecurity
Biomedical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Biology Pre-AP (or other AP Science)
Calculus AP
Computer Programming II: (optional)
Computer Science Principles AP
Honors Project- Based Research (optional)
Senior
Practicum in STEM or Information Technology
Calculus BC AP (or other AP Science)
Any 4th Year AP Science Course
Honors Project- Based Research (optional)
Department Purposes
The apprentices of I.M. Terrell Academy will have the opportunity to pursue high level mathematics and science courses while utilizing high-tech tools in a blended and challenging learning environment to nurture the relationship between the two academies. Students will also participate in the Cowan Humanities Academy, which will provide an enriched, cross-discipline approach to college-prep level humanities study. I.M. Terrell will also provide accelerated opportunities for students to demonstrate mastery in a flexible schedule and spend greater time and attention in areas of interest.
Apprentices will benefit from community partnerships with industry professionals. They will attend educational field trips with behind-the-scenes exposure from subject matter experts. Guest speakers representing their area of expertise will provide postsecondary education information, current career-related opportunities, and the guidance needed to achieve both.
Contact
PRINCIPAL
Baldwin Brown
Baldwin.Brown@fwisd.org
I.M. TERRELL SCHOOL OFFICE
(817) 815-2100
The Fort Worth Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, age, gender identity and expression, military/veteran status, in its programs and activities. The following person(s) has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Patricia Sutton, 504 Coordinator/Foster Care Liaison, 100 N University Dr., NE 240, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817.814.2458, Yassmin Lee, Title IX Coordinator, 100 N University Dr. NW 130-1, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817.814.2727 or Cynthia Rincon, Title VII Coordinator, 100 N. University Dr., NW 130-1, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817.814.2724.