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Student receiving Fruits of the Spirit award at Class Matters E-STEAM event

Building Self-Esteem Through STEM Education for Middle and High School Students

Hands-on STEM education for 230+ Oklahoma City students. Class Matters deliver self-esteem-building activities for middle and high school youth.

EIS Summer in the Heights 2025: Bringing STEM to Life for Young Innovators

Elementary Institute of Science empowered students with hands-on STEM and robotics during their 2025 summer camp in City Heights, San Diego.

NSBE SEEK students stand with their final projects in the AI and Robotics STEM Camp

Nationwide AI and Robotics STEM Camp Inspired Hundreds of Students

This past summer, an AI and Robotics STEM Camp sparked curiosity and excitement in students across the country. The camps were hosted by the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). These camps introduced over 600 young learners to the world of AI, coding, and robotics, inspiring the next generation of innovators. The Story Behind the AI and Robotics STEM Camp

Feaster Charter School Future Innovators Summer Camp 2023: An Enriching STEAM Event!

The Future Innovators Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 8-14, and it ran for four weeks in June and July.

Perkins K-8 Academy STEM Camp: A Summer of Innovation and Excitement

Perkins K-8 Academy in San Diego hosted a full-day STEM camp this summer, funded by the San Diego County DA’s Office K12 Program and Logan Hts CDC. The camp provided students with a unique opportunity to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on activities and projects.

San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians Summer Camp 2023: A STEAM-Filled Adventure!

The San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians Summer Camp was a full-day program that immersed students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) learning. The camp was open to students ages 7-14, and it ran for four weeks in July and August. Groups of students had mentors through the San Pasqual Teen Diversion Program.