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If you know of any STEM-based programs or events to take place that you would like us to announce, we would be glad to review them and post them on our website event calendar!
In order to get started, submit an event on our event upload form at this link or email [email protected], and we will do the rest! We appreciate you contributing to STEM education in Arkansas!
The NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing (AiC) honors 9th-12th grade women, genderqueer, or non-binary students for their computing-related achievements and interests, and encourages them to pursue their passions. Award recipients are selected based on their aptitude and aspirations in technology and computing, as demonstrated by their computing experience, computing-related activities, leadership experience, tenacity in […]
There's just a few days left for students to submit their application for Qubit by Qubit's Introduction to Quantum Computing course sponsored by IBM Quantum! Quantum computing will impact industries from healthcare to finance to cybersecurity, and we want today’s high school students to be prepared to lead the next computing revolution. Please encourage your students to apply on our website […]
Learn & Practice: We have put together two Practice Contests to warm you up for SnackDown 2021. The beginners practice contest will start on September 4th, and the advanced practice contest will begin on September 20th. The Dates to Remember: Registrations are open now and will end on October 19. The first Online Qualifier Round will be […]
Have you ever wondered about the biodiversity that can be found around your school, neighborhood, or community? Join AEEA and the National Geographic Society to learn how to conduct a BioBlitz in your community with your students. A BioBlitz is an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a […]
Have you ever wondered about the biodiversity that can be found around your school, neighborhood, or community? Join AEEA and the National Geographic Society to learn how to conduct a BioBlitz in your community with your students. A BioBlitz is an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a […]
American Computer Science League (ACSL) organizes team computer programming and computer science contests for K-12 schools, organizations and local groups, led by an adult advisor. The 2021-2022 school year will be our 44th year of continuous operation! Last year, over 500 teams in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia participated. ACSL offers multiple divisions, […]
Learning Blade and the Arkansas Department of Education CTE Division are hosting a virtual demo to demonstrate how the Learning Blade program with 400+ CS/STEM/CTE Career lessons can be used to supplement your PLTW classes. PLTW teachers from across the country use Learning Blade to provide students career-focused lessons that are aligned to state standards and introduce students […]
September 22, 2021 | 3pm ET / 12pm PT The Event A 60-Minute National Online Conference. How every elementary school can start or enhance computer science learning for all students. Why Attend? To rapidly strengthen computer science programs at all K-5 schools. To join the Every School Can CS Goals. Campaign showing CS schools and […]
The Event A 60-Minute National Online Conference. How every elementary school can start or enhance computer science learning for all students. Why Attend? To rapidly strengthen computer science programs at all K-5 schools. To join the Every School Can CS Goals Campaign showing CS schools and Leaderboards for every District and State. To attend your […]
Virtual event for students and educators to help students discover what a day in the life looks like for cybersecurity engineers and what it took for them to get where they are today. The one-hour virtual event will take place on Wednesday, September 22nd from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. There is still time for you to register […]
Through generous grant support from the National Science Foundation's EPSCoR program, we are assembling a workgroup of K20 educators interested in building and distributing a 9-week curriculum for Arkansas' middle school coding block. The goal of the multi-year project is to help struggling teachers meet the state requirement and provide rich training to K12 students. The initial convening of this working group […]
Join fellow Girls Who Code Community Partners for the first webinar of the 21-22 year! We'll be sharing updates on the Clubs application, HQ, as well as help get you ready to launch and renew Clubs this Fall. Sep 27, 2021 03:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada) REGISTER
Attendees will learn how to take full advantage of Girls Who Code's 120+ hours of inclusive computer science programming as we cover topics like: Student recruitment and engagement strategies; Building a strengths-based and inclusive culture; and On-demand resources to support you every step of the way! Whether your Club is in-person, virtual, or both, you'll […]
TEAM MEMBERS Coach: An adult (e.g. teacher, JROTC instructor, administrator, parent, etc.) approved by a participating organization to act as the administrative lead of a CyberPatriot team. The coach is the main point of contact for competition-related correspondence. A team can only have one coach. Competitors: Each CyberPatriot team must consist of between two and […]
The Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision competition challenges K-12 students to envision a future technology while engaging in Next Generation Science Standards. Inspire a lifelong love of STEM and discovery in an engaging, hands-on way! It’s not too late to register your teams. Deadline for submissions is January 31. Learn the rules to get started. Eligibility All projects must meet […]
Greetings TODOS Community! School staff members provide vital leadership in classrooms and schools, but too often lack opportunities to contribute their knowledge to the development of education policy on a broader scale. For 31 years, the purpose of the Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program is to enable outstanding STEM teachers to bring their school […]