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

CVTC opens doors to updated spaces at Chippewa Falls facility

Chippewa Valley Technical College has opened newly enhanced facilities at its Chippewa Falls location, reflecting an industry-wide trend toward the electrification of America. According to CVTC’s associate dean Julie Sherman, these updates aim to strengthen apprenticeship, STEM, and trades programs for the evolving workforce.

CVTC opens doors to updated spaces at Chippewa Falls facility

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

@YOUR LIBRARY: STEM Day at the Library

The Montrose Regional Library proudly announces its participation in the National Science Foundation’s 75th-anniversary celebration by hosting NSF STEM Day on May 10, 2025. The event will feature activities centered on science, technology, engineering, and math, aiming to engage the community in STEM education.

@YOUR LIBRARY: STEM Day at the Library

NSF Awards Fellowships to Georgia Tech Graduate Students

Twenty exceptional Georgia Tech students have received NSF Graduate Research Fellowships, securing significant funding for their advanced studies in STEM fields. The fellowships, valued at $159,000 each, support three years of graduate study and tuition.

NSF Awards Fellowships to Georgia Tech Graduate Students