Clubs, sports, and other extracurricular activities have benefits beyond looking good on college applications.

(TNS) — Introducing students to STEM early, and consistently exposing them to those subject areas throughout their K-12 careers, can motivate students who might be searching for a subject that ...

This story first appeared in STEM in Iowa 2025, an annual special section distributed in The Gazette that provides an in-depth look at how this educational pathway is having an impact in the classroom ...

Ron Ottinger is the Executive Director of STEM Next. He has spent his career advocating for STEM learning opportunities for kids everywhere. We are living in a time of unparalleled advancement in ...

King’s education faculty and students recently hosted dozens of local grade school children for a morning of fun STEM ...

The Lorain Public Library System Columbia Branch, 13824 W. River Road in Columbia Station, hosted the Family STEM: Explosive Science program Aug. 23. The program is part of a series aimed at giving ...

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. — At the Bloomsburg Children's Museum, Executive Director Ginny Weibel and a worker are looking over kids' robot creations. The museum just received a grant from the Arconic Foundation ...

Gianna Shelly may only be in fourth grade, but she's already learned to fly a drone. “They’re neat, but sometimes they’re dangerous,” she said. She would know: The fourth-grader’s dad, Shelly Abraham, ...

Years ago, most summer program for children were general programs focused on recreation with crafts and field trips rounding out the schedule. While those programs are still around, there has also ...

Houston families are turning to Kids Robotic Academy for robotics classes, STEM camps and hands-on engineering programs that build confidence, creativity and career-ready skills for K-12 students.

ANN ARBOR, MI – Washtenaw Community College will host close to 20 camps this summer for youth ages 6 through 18, offering programs in robotics, e-sports, space exploration, healthcare careers and more ...

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