4-H students get hands-on with laser engraving

Members of Richland County’s 4-H Helping Hands Club got a real-world look at laser engraving on Sunday, Nov. 9. Their visit to Distinction Custom Laser Designs LLC & Metalworks allowed them to explore how technology and creativity come together in modern manufacturing.

4-H students get hands-on with laser engraving

Lake Mills students take learning to new heights with Drone Designers program

Lake Mills Community Schools is taking scientific exploration to new heights through Drone Designers: Exploring STEM Careers. Fuelled by a grant from the Iowa STEM Scale-Up Program, this hands-on initiative brings an exciting dimension to science, technology, engineering, and math.

Lake Mills students take learning to new heights with Drone Designers program

Next Gen Marketplace aims to benefit young entrepreneurs and teach kids about managing money

A new wave of entrepreneurial thinking is shaping young minds at the Next Gen Marketplace on October 26, where children will learn real-world business skills by creating and selling their own products. By taking charge of their own mini ventures, these budding business owners gain critical lessons in money management and creative thinking.

Challenger Learning Center partners with Etowah County, Gadsden and Attalla schools to expand STEM education

The Challenger Learning Center of Northeast Alabama has formed its first public school partnerships with Etowah County, Gadsden City, and Attalla City Schools. The collaboration aims to deliver hands-on STEM education that enriches learning experiences for middle school students.

Challenger Learning Center partners with Etowah County, Gadsden and Attalla schools to expand STEM education

Birmingham students explore STEM and mental health at Camp Wellness

Birmingham City Schools’ Camp Wellness combines STEM and STEAM learning with mental health support. From graffiti art to sound engineering, students benefit from an innovative approach that prioritizes emotional well-being alongside academic achievement.

Birmingham students explore STEM and mental health at Camp Wellness

LEAP Adventure Kits available at library

Families can now check out LEAP (Learning, Exploration, Adventure, Play) Adventure Kits from the Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library, bringing nature and science learning tools into their homes. These take-home resources aim to spark curiosity and hands-on exploration for all ages.

LEAP Adventure Kits available at library

‘Like for a rabbit?’ Ann Arbor school’s farmers market gives kids new taste for produce

Mitchell Elementary students discovered a new appreciation for fresh food as they freely picked up fruits and vegetables in their own school. The program offered more than a summer harvest—it served as an engaging lesson in the value of eating local.

Hundreds attend 9th Annual STEAM Conference

Over 500 residents gathered at the University of San Diego’s ninth annual STEAM Conference, immersing themselves in interactive workshops that fostered creativity and critical thinking. The free event marked the culmination of educational summer camps, highlighting the community’s commitment to innovative learning.

Hundreds attend 9th Annual STEAM Conference