The enduring appeal and value of the SLECOP approach to collaboration and empowerment resulted in several compelling applications from communities throughout the USA. We are thrilled to bring six new STEM Learning Ecosystems into the Community of Practice: DO STEM of Dayton, Ohio; NJ-NEST of Bergen County, NJ; the Greater Milwaukee STEM Ecosystem; MiSTEM Network serving the entire state of Michigan; Silicon Valley STEM Ecosystem in Silicon Valley, CA; and Utah STEM Ecosystem, serving the Salt Lake City region.
The SLECoP now includes STEM Learning Ecosystems in 40 states as well as Kenya, Israel, Mexico and Canada.
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The Power of the STEM Learning Ecosystems Community of Practice
We are proud to launch STEM@Home™, a virtual collection of resources, webinars and workshops intended to help families keep learning going for their children while schools and other activities are suspended.
The San Antonio Convening – A Look Back
94
STEM Learning Ecosystems
40M+
PreK-12 Children
1,200+
Informal & Out-of-School Time Partners
1,870
School Districts Representing Rural, Urban and Suburban Areas
850K
PreK-12 Teachers & Informal Educators
4,350+
Philanthropic, Business & Industry Partners
2,184
Hours Developing STEM Leaders
332
Opportunities for building national collaborations through peer-to-peer learning
6,260
Hours cultivating regional STEM Learning Ecosystems
Participating STEM Learning Ecosystems
Community of Practice
Community of Practice (International)
Every young person should have access to rich, connected learning opportunities
What if we tried a new strategy to ensure all young people reach their potential in STEM?
Learn about the STEM Learning Ecosystems Community of Practice and the 94 communities across the globe demonstrating strong cross-sector collaborations to make this reality.
For questions, please contact us at info@stemecosystems.org.
Homepage photo courtesy BMore STEM.