End-of-the-year activities that will keep students engaged in learning those last few days of the year

How can we use STE(A)M principles in our classrooms to encourage student curiosity and collaboration? Join us in conversation with Amanda Garrett and Sarah Wetherington of Paulding County for our Season 3 finale! Thanks for listening! We'll be back soon with Season 4!

Julie Throne, a teacher at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens, and Tiffany Bookal, a teacher at Paul Duke STEM High School in Norcross, were among the 95 exceptional educators to receive STEM Research Grants from the Society for Science. 

Regardless of teaching experience or content knowledge, any teacher can integrate coding into their classrooms with these resources.

How teaching middle schoolers how to play the recorder helped them develop a love for music and space.

The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching is the highest award given by the U.S. Government to K12 teachers of mathematics and science.

Broadcom Foundation and Society for Science & the Public announced the Top 300 competitors in the nation.

Dive into these fin-tastic shark lessons and activities to celebrate this year's Shark Week.

New digital special highlights Georgia robotics teams as they compete at the FIRST LEGO League international competition.

This summer, encourage kids to join in on the world-wide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission with this collection of space-themed books.

The funds, awarded to 20 schools in 19 school districts, specifically target middle schools in rural, underserved, or high-poverty school clusters.

Join us and the Museum of Aviation for a special rocket launch live exploration on July 16th at 9 AM ET.

More than 8 in 10 teachers support teaching kids about climate change, but fewer than half talk about it with their students.

On Friday, May 3rd, thousands of educators and students across the state will celebrate Georgia STEM Day.

Specialized engagement initiatives invite families to share their unique knowledge and skills and encourage active participation in the life of the school.

Georgia is one of the first states to adopt K-8 Computer Science standards to ensure that all children have an opportunity to learn about computing.

On May 9th, see ideas transform into inventions during a live exploration of the largest student-run makerspace in the world!

Georgia partners with the SANS Institute to provide high school girls and college students with the opportunity to develop their skills and explore careers in the cyber industry.

12th annual ‘Young Scientist Challenge’ opens submissions for America’s next generation of innovators, with the chance to win $25,000

Teacher shares fun, easy, low cost, Farm to ECE, STEM, and nature-based activities in which you do not have to go outside.