West Virginia
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Niche's regularly updated ranking helps families compare West Virginia schools with a STEM focus. The directory combines school profiles, grade levels, enrollment information, student-teacher ratios, user reviews, and Niche grades; visitors should review Niche's methodology when interpreting the rankings.
EMPOWERS is an organization to engage in and create programs in education, research, and community activities to support and enrich student participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines in the state of West Virginia, with a primary focus on K -12 female students.
The First2 STEM Network helps rural, first-generation, and other underrepresented West Virginia students enter and persist in college STEM programs. Students, educators, institutions, and community partners work together to identify barriers, improve the transition to college, and strengthen support for STEM degree completion.
West Virginia University's Health Sciences & Technology Academy is a statewide mentoring program for high school students interested in health sciences and STEM. Scholars join after-school clubs, conduct community-based research, attend summer academies, complete community service, and receive support preparing for college and advanced study.
STEMfinity's West Virginia grant directory gathers links to school, community foundation, and state funding sources that may support STEM learning. It also connects educators to broader grant-seeking and grant-writing resources. Applicants should confirm current eligibility and deadlines with each listed funder.
STEM Works focuses on enhancing STEM education in West Virginia in a number of ways: providing high quality professional development opportunities for teachers; engaging students in STEM centered educational offerings; and partnerships between schools and STEM business partners in their communities. Through ongoing programs, The Education Alliance is deeply focused on promoting STEM as an important element in K-12 education in West Virginia.
STEMisphere is a searchable directory of hands-on STEM learning opportunities and educational resources for families, students, and educators. Its resource-center partnership includes support from the West Virginia Department of Education and connects communities with programs, teaching resources, camps, and professional learning.
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Tri-State STEM+M is a public high school in South Point, Ohio serving the Ohio-Kentucky-West Virginia region. Its program emphasizes hands-on, transdisciplinary STEM and medicine learning, personalized assessment, college credit, and career preparation. West Virginia residents may apply under the school's cross-state enrollment policy.
The WV STEM Scholarship supports qualified students pursuing college study in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. Awards are based on academic qualifications and interest in STEM fields, with priority given to West Virginia residents and a post-graduation work commitment in a qualifying West Virginia STEM field.
George Washington High School in Charleston is one of eight schools across the state picked to be a part of West Virginia’s first STEM Network Schools program.
The WVU Center for Excellence in STEM Education develops programs, partnerships, and resources that strengthen STEM learning across West Virginia from kindergarten through college. Its work includes student learning opportunities, educator professional development, computer science access, mentoring, research, and partnerships that support STEM education and careers.
WVU Tech Camp STEM is a week-long residential program in Beckley for high school students exploring science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Campers attend classes, conduct experiments, complete team projects, visit sites, and learn about STEM majors and careers from university faculty and students.
The West Virginia Alliance for STEM and the Arts creates and shares learning experiences that connect science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and the arts. Its work includes online educational resources, classroom materials, competitions, film programs, and partnerships designed for learners and educators across West Virginia.
The West Virginia Girls Collaborative Project connects organizations across the state that encourage and support girls in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. As part of the National Girls Collaborative Project, it helps participating organizations share knowledge, coordinate efforts, and strengthen pathways into STEM learning and careers.
Recognizing that the scientific and mathematic discoveries have made a difference in the world were developed over long periods of time by motivated, dedicated, thorough, and creative minds, the State of West Virginia offers the Governor’s STEM Institute, inviting students to delve into projects that allow them the time and opportunity to think and work like scientists and engineers, using high level mathematics and thinking skills while employing the latest technology.
West Virginia STARBASE provides hands-on STEM learning through academies hosted by the West Virginia National Guard in Charleston and Martinsburg. The federally funded program serves fifth-grade classes and also offers advanced mentoring, robotics, drone, outreach, and summer activities for elementary and middle school learners.
The West Virginia STEAM Grant Program funds schools, school systems, libraries, and eligible nonprofit organizations that integrate the arts with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics for PK-12 learners. Supported projects strengthen classroom or after-school learning through cross-disciplinary, hands-on activities.
The West Virginia Science Teachers Association is a statewide professional organization for science educators from early childhood through college, along with informal education and technical professionals. WVSTA supports professional learning, advocates for effective science education, shares current teaching information, and connects educators across the state.