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28 local ways to explore STEM.

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AFTERSCHOOL IN Delaware

Afterschool programs in Delaware keep kids safe, inspire learning, and give working parents peace of mind. Kids discover who they are and what they love to do, make smart choices, and avoid risky behaviors.

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After School Science Clubs DE

Think learning stops when the school bell rings? Not if your child has the opportunity to come to a Science Explorers after-school science club! Our unique style of exciting, hands-on learning is available at elementary schools throughout New Castle County, Wilmington and Kent County, DE. Each science club workshop is designed to be an adventure into all the areas that kids love to learn about — including chemistry, energy and anatomy. Our instructors are highly-trained professionals who are passionate about bringing STEM topics (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) to life in unforgettable, inspiring ways!

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Delaware County Christian School STEM & Explore!

We are delighted that you have found us and invite you to get to know us better. Located in the western suburbs of Philadelphia, PA and founded in 1950, DC has a rich history and remains a leader in Christian education. We are a diverse community of remarkable teachers and learners who strive for excellence in everything we do. From scholarship to the arts to athletics, we equip our students to impact the world for Christ.

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Delaware Foundation

The Delaware Foundation for Science and Mathematics Education is a business-community-government partnership throughout the State of Delaware. We work with teachers and administrators by providing professional development on the best practices and improvements in STEM programs. We support and motivate all Delaware schools to produce a globally competitive workforce with STEM skills second to none.

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Delaware STEM Council

In the simplest of terms, this Council was created to evaluate the state of STEM education in our schools and recommend ways to improve it. Our goals are to: Expand the number of Delaware students who ultimately pursue advanced degrees and careers in STEM fields and broaden the participation of women and minorities in these fields. Expand the STEM capable workforce to create, grow and attract STEM related businesses to Delaware. Increase STEM literacy for all Delaware students including those who pursue non-STEM related careers, but need STEM skills.

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Delaware Technical Community College

Delaware Tech is a proud supporter of Governor Markell’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) initiative to ensure Delaware’s future workforce is ready to succeed. We offer STEM programs and instruction that focuses on applications-based teaching for all ages

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Explore your world Wilmington, Delaware

STEM Scouts is a national pilot program from the Boy Scouts of America, focused on fun ways for girls and boys, grades 3 - 12, to learn more about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Using hands-on activities, STEM Scouts also encourages young minds’ natural curiosity and helps build interest in the STEM-related careers that are so crucial to our future economy.

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FAME, Inc

Our goal at FAME, Inc. is to prepare and motivate students to pursue and succeed in STEM fields of study. Through two successful out-of-school and after-school initiatives, we expose both high performing and “at risk” students to cross-curricular, project-based STEM learning.

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P.S. duPont Middle School

The STEM program in the Brandywine School District seeks to produce more students who are both passionate and prepared to become tomorrow’s scientists and engineers. The program is dedicated to providing relevant content and capable teachers who challenge and inspire our students to display the vision and the courage necessary to persevere through the rigorous modes of thought expected in the pursuit of STEM related careers.

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S.T.E.M. Room

The DCM is a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) based children’s museum, dedicated to enriching the educational experience of children of all ages, abilities, and learning styles. The STEM Room is a launching pad for children to experience interesting STEM experiments and activities, all while meeting interesting people involved in Delaware’s vibrant and growing STEM community.

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STEM programs for middle school students, funded by DuPont

The Delaware Museum of Natural History has received grant funding from DuPont to provide virtual STEM programming to middle school classrooms in underserved areas at no charge. These programs are STEM-career oriented and are 30-45 minutes each. They will provide students with an opportunity to explore and practice the skills required in different STEM careers and occupations, and each program includes an opportunity for classes to interact with a STEM-professional.

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School Group Programs

Designed with state educational standards in mind, Delaware State Parks school programs offer students aged preschool to high school the opportunity to discover hands-on experiences that compliment classroom learning. Plan a field trip to a Delaware State Park or invite park interpreters to you for in-school programs throughout the year that can be tailored for schoolwide assemblies or small classrooms. Satisfy state standards in science, history, and mathematics while bringing your lessons to life

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Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Division

The Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics Division has four Associate in Science degree programs: Mathematics & Natural Science (MNS), Science for Health Professions (HSCI) and Engineering (EGR). The courses in these programs are affordable (lower than all four-year post-secondary institutions in the region), transferable (to most area colleges and universities), and relevant (fulfill the freshman and sophomore year requirements of most area colleges and universities).

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Tallo

Tallo connects STEM students with STEM programs STEM Signing Day celebrates high school seniors who choose to pursue STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education at technical programs, two- and four-year colleges and universities. It’s the STEM answer to the question: What if students had the same sort of fanfare accompany their decision to join the country’s top colleges and universities? And many are powered by Boeing with help from companies like Nucor and BMW and local community organizations.

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Teen Science Café

Teen Science Café out-of-school programs are a free, fun way for teens to explore the big advances in science and technology affecting their lives. Teens and STEM experts engage in lively conversations and activities to explore a topic deeply.

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The STEM Organization of America

Here at The STEM Organization of America (TSOA)—formerly The STEM Organization of Delaware (TSOD)—we strive to give high school students around the nation a platform to innovate and connect with people interested in pursuing a future in STEM—all digitally. Our organization allows students to improve their abilities in every part of the STEM field.

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UD K12 Engineering

The UD K12 Engineering Office works closely with faculty to bring their research concepts into K-12 activities that are grounded in current educational theory as well as engaging and enjoyable for the K-12 community. The group also designs and implements programming for various K-12 outreach programs, including summer camps and high school internships, with the goal of increasing the participation of K-12 students and teachers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics).

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Wesley College Cannon Scholars

Wesley College implemented the Cannon Scholars Program in 2014 to recruit and retain academically talented students in biological chemistry, biology, environmental science, and mathematics. The Cannon Scholar program is supported through NSF and NIH grants that provide scholarships, academic mentoring, and career advising support to STEM majors who demonstrate financial need and maintain an annual cumulative GPA of 2.7.

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Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative

Jacqueline Means aka "The STEM Queen" is the founder of the Wilmington Urban STEM Initiative. She started the Initiative to empower girls in her community and increase their interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) through her innovative STEM education program and her Girls Empowerment STEM Events! Looking for unique entertainment for your child's birthday party, after school event, or cool, interesting entertainment for your business? Invite Jackie for a science-themed party for both a fun and educational event!