STEM Learning in K-12
30 Jul 2018
In Wisconsin, we are always looking towards the future. It is widely known that future jobs will involve a great deal of science, technology, engineering and math. Preparing students for these opportunities in STEM is critical both from an exposure standpoint and for their future job prospects. They need to be able to think along these lines and to identify early if these are fields they wish to go into. With STEM learning in our public schools, they can.
Northern Wisconsin STEM is working with educators to ensure that students have the opportunities they need to learn and grow. By hosting things like design competitions, we are finding ways to make this learning exciting. Find out how you can participate.
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