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See, learn and network with K-12 Robotic teams. Share tips, strategies and have fun exploring the Vex Robotic Programs (GO, IQ, V5).

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(Flyer for Boradcast) Robotic Clinic - January 17, 2026

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Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress

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Native Youth Community Adaptation Leadership Congress

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Apply for a STEM Research Grant by December 5!

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Apply for a STEM Research Grant by December 5!

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The Society for Science’s STEM Research Grants provide support to middle and high school teachers engaging their students in authentic scientific research. Since 2017, $775,000 has been awarded to 367 teachers. Priority is given to schools that lack access to funding for research equipment.

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STEM Research Grants provide support to Middle and High School teachers engaging their students in authentic scientific research. Since 2017, $775,000 has been awarded to 367 teachers.

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Teacher Opportunity: E/V Nautilus Fellowship 

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Teacher Opportunity: E/V Nautilus Fellowship 

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Student Opportunity: Self-Paced Activity on AI

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Artificial Intelligence Self-Paced Lessons for Students

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Teacher Opportunity: E/V Nautilus Fellowship 

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Teacher Opportunity: E/V Nautilus Fellowship 

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STEM Educator Award (Due December 15, 2026)

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STEM Educator Award (Due December 15, 2026)

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🚀 NOW OPEN: Trailblazing STEM Educator Award

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High School student opportunity for 11th - 12th grade students. Online Application Form (Link will be posted soon!)

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2025 STEPUP (Summer Research) Postcard Flyer.

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"2025 Fish Art Contest" by Division of Fish & Wildlife

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"2025 Fish Art Contest" by Division of Fish & Wildlife

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Students 1st - 3rd Grade: Due September 28, 2025

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How to Enroll

1. Register for an account at ConservationTraining.org. See the video below for instructions.

2. Once you have created an account, either click on the Enroll button below to access the course room and enroll or search for “Coral Reef Restoration Mentored Course" in ConservationTraining.org.

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(Online Course) Coral Reef Restoration Mentored Online Course

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(Students & Teachers) 2026 Nautilus Exploration Program

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(Students & Teachers) 2026 Nautilus Exploration Program

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Applications OPEN for Paid, At-Sea Experiences in 2026!

Join the 2026 Nautilus Exploration Program and sail on E/V Nautilus with the Corps of Exploration next year! Applications are now open for both the Science Communication Fellowship and the Science and Engineering Internship Program! Paid science storytelling opportunities are available for classroom and informal educators, writers, or artists to bring the excitement of discovery to your learners and home community. Paid internships are available for community college students, undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates in ocean science, remotely operated vehicle engineering, video systems engineering, seafloor mapping, and hydrography.

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"Sadako and The Thousand Paper Cranes" - 5th Grade and Above

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"Sadako and The Thousand Paper Cranes" - 5th Grade and Above

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Island Wide STEM Fair SY25-26 (Online Page) (Event:  March 14, 2026)

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Island Wide STEM Fair SY25-26 (Online Page) (Event:  March 14, 2026)

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Latest Lab Tools & Resources Guide for High School Teachers & Students

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Latest Lab Tools & Resources Guide for High School Teachers & Students

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YOUR CHALLENGE IS:

DESIGN AN EXPERIMENT TO TEST ON A HIGH-ALTITUDE BALLOON OR ROCKET-POWERED LANDER

***Deadline Extended to November 13***

Are you ready for this year's NASA TechRise Student challenge? From researching Earth's environment to designing experiments for lunar and planetary exploration, schools are invited to join NASA in its mission to inspire the world through discovery. If you are in sixth to 12th grade at a U.S. public, private, or charter school - including those in U.S. territories - your challenge is to team up with your schoolmates and develop a science or technology experiment idea for one of the following NASA TechRise flight vehicles:

High-Altitude Balloon with approximately four hours of flight time at 70,000 feet and exposure to Earth's atmosphere, high-altitude radiation, and perspective views of our planet

Rocket-Powered Lander that will fly for approximately two minutes at an altitude of 80 ft (~25 m) over a test field designed to look like the Moon's surface

A total of 60 winning teams will be selected to build their proposed experiment. Each winning team will be awarded:

$1,500 to build their experiment

A flight box in which to build it

An assigned spot to test their experiment on a NASA-sponsored flight

Technical support during the experiment build phase from Future Engineers advisors, who will help students learn the skills they need to turn their experiment idea into reality.

Note that no experience is necessary to participate in the NASA TechRise Challenge! The steps below will help your team plan and submit your experiment idea.

Learn About The Challenge

Are you ready for this year's NASA TechRise Student challenge? From researching Earth's environment to designing experiments for lunar and planetary exploration, schools are invited to join NASA in its mission to inspire the world through discovery. If you are in sixth to 12th grade at a U.S. public, private, or charter school - including those in U.S. territories - your challenge is to team up with your schoolmates and develop a science or technology experiment idea for one of the following NASA TechRise flight vehicles:

High-Altitude Balloon with approximately four hours of flight time at 70,000 feet and exposure to Earth's atmosphere, high-altitude radiation, and perspective views of our planet

Rocket-Powered Lander that will fly for approximately two minutes at an altitude of 80 ft (~25 m) over a test field designed to look like the Moon's surface

A total of 60 winning teams will be selected to build their proposed experiment. Each winning team will be awarded:

$1,500 to build their experiment

A flight box in which to build it

An assigned spot to test their experiment on a NASA-sponsored flight

Technical support during the experiment build phase from Future Engineers advisors, who will help students learn the skills they need to turn their experiment idea into reality.

Note that no experience is necessary to participate in the NASA TechRise Challenge! The steps below will help your team plan and submit your experiment idea.

Entries Due By: November 13, 2023

Make a team with at least four students and one team lead (a teacher or school employee). All students must be in sixth through 12th grades and attend the same U.S. public, private, or charter school. Students can be from one grade or across multiple grades, and there is no maximum number of students per team.

Step 3 - CHOOSE ROCKET-POWERED LANDER OR BALLOON

Decide whether a rocket-powered lander or high-altitude balloon is best for your experiment idea by watching the videos and reviewing slide decks and design guidelines.

Rocket-Powered Lander

Step 4 - Plan YOUR EXPERIMENT

Balloon

Step 4 - Plan YOUR EXPERIMENT

Step 5 - SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL

Write up the experiment idea using the NASA TECHRISE PROPOSAL TEMPLATE AND GUIDE. After your team drafts the proposal, the teacher or school employee must submit the proposal on or before November 13, 2023, to enter the challenge. Educators/schools can submit an unlimited number of proposals for an unlimited number of teams, but each proposal must be unique.

A total of 60 winning teams (30 high-altitude balloon and 30 rocket-powered lander experiments) will be selected to participate in this year's NASA TechRise Challenge. Each winning team will receive a prize package that consists of: $1,500 to build their experiment, a flight box in which to build their experiment, and an assigned spot for the winning experiment on a NASA-sponsored flight. The winning teams will also have access to technical support and office hours with Future Engineers experts during the experiment build period.

BUILD & LAUNCH YOUR EXPERIMENT

January 23, 2024 - Summer 2024

Winning teams will receive their welcome package immediately after the winner's announcement on January 23, 2024, and then can start building their experiment. Each team will meet regularly with the TechRise advisory team and learn (or improve) the skills needed to build their experiment. All experiments must be mailed to Future Engineers no later than May 17, 2024. The experiments will launch on their corresponding flight test vehicles in summer 2024.

DATES / JUDGING CRITERIA / PRIZES

You have to play by the rules to win.

WHO CAN ENTER

The NASA TechRise Challenge is for SCHOOLS in U.S. states and territories. U.S. public, private, or charter schools that serve sixth to 12th grade students can assemble a team (or multiple teams) and enter. Minimum four students per team. No maximum number of students per team. Proposals must be submitted by a team lead that is a teacher or employee of the school. Homeschools are not eligible to participate unless they are affiliated with a public, private, or charter school that complies with the insurance requirements in the RULES.

GRADES 6-12
SCHOOL CLASSES

HOW TO ENTER

Please review the Challenge Rules and FAQ prior to creating your entry.

Challenge Rules FAQ

STUDENTS
Develop an experiment idea with your school team and fill out the Proposal Template. Give your completed proposal to your teacher.
TEACHERS/EDUCATORS
Coordinate with your students to submit their team proposal. Educators can submit an unlimited number of proposals, but please make sure each proposal is unique.

PRIZES

An assigned spot for your experiment on a NASA-sponsored flight and $1500 to develop your experiment

Winner prize package including a flight box

60 winning schools will receive $1500 to build their experiment and a spot for their experiment on a NASA-sponsored flight.

60 schools will receive a prize package including a flight box to build their experiment

Dive Into The Challenge

CLICK A TOPIC BELOW TO GET IDEAS FOR YOUR EXPERIMENT

LEARN ABOUT Mars

Discover Mars and learn about NASA's Mars2020 Mission. Follow the Perseverance Rover on its quest to search for signs of ancient microbial life. Check out the technologies being used to explore Mars and think about how your high-altitude experiment could be the first step for a technology or research project headed to Mars.

LEARN ABOUT Suborbital Vehicles

Learn about NASA's Flight Opportunities program and discover how NASA-supported test flights advance space exploration. These curated links and lessons will help you learn more about the benefits of testing a little closer to Earth before launching a lot farther!

Digital Tools

Start tinkering with a microcontroller. Learn how to download Mu or Arduino IDE and dive in with coding tutorials.

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Middle School Research Teachers Conference Lotteries

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Middle School Research Teachers Conference Lotteries

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Middle School Research Teachers Conference

Bringing middle school research teachers of all experience levels together to share best practices, troubleshoot challenges, and learn more about Society for Science and STEM research competitions.

October 3-5 in Washington, D.C.

This annual conference brings 100 middle school STEM teachers to Washington, D.C., all-expenses-paid, for a weekend of peer-led professional development. The conference focuses on leading students in research projects that can be entered in local science fair, Thermo Fisher JIC, eCybermission, and other STEM research competitions.

Join the lottery by end of day July 18.

Join the Lottery by July 18

Looking for our conference for high school teachers? to learn more.

Join the Society Educators Facebook Group

Connect with over one thousand fellow educators sharing their resources, advice, and success in supporting students in STEM research projects.

Sponsor the Middle School Research Teachers Conference

The Middle School Research Teachers Conference aims to help teachers around the nation grow and serve our communities.

Join our group of sponsors to help us make an impact!

Learn more about sponsorship opportunities!

From the Society Blog

Our Sponsors

More Ways the Society Supports Science Educators

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Middle School Research Teachers Conference

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This annual conference brings 50 middle school STEM teachers to Washington, DC, all-expenses-paid, for a weekend of peer-led professional development. The conference focuses on leading students in research projects that can be entered in local science fair, eCybermission, and other science research competitions.

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Research Teachers Conference Lotteries NOW OPEN! (For High School Teachers)

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Research Teachers Conference Lotteries NOW OPEN! (For High School Teachers)

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High School Research Teachers Conference

Bringing research teachers of all experience levels together to share best practices, troubleshoot challenges, and learn more about the Society for Science and the Regeneron Science Talent Search.

October 3-5 in Washington, D.C.

This all-expenses-paid, peer-led conference will bring 100 U.S. high school teachers together in Washington D.C. this fall. Equal proportions of novice, intermediate, and veteran teachers will be selected to attend.

Join the lottery by end of day July 18.

Join the Lottery by July 18

Looking for our conference for middle school teachers? Click here to learn more.

"This experience has already greatly impacted the support for my students. They are able to conduct projects and experiments I didn't think would be possible because of limitations and we can take project ideas further just by some of the knowledge I gained at the conference."

Tana Schafer
Flasher Public School
Flasher, ND

"Overall this is the best conference I have ever attended as a teaching professional. It was well planned and executed. The sense of collegiality, professionalisms, willingness to share knowledge and resources was unparalleled. I went home and shared so much with my entire school community. All of it appreciated. Thank you!"

Jennifer Donnelly
Jose Marti STEM Academy
Union City, NJ

"This was simply the best conference I have attended in my 16 year career. How rejuvenating to be with likeminded teachers who have the same goals and challenges in their classrooms. I am no longer on a remote island-I'm part of an archipelago!"

Wendy Haas
Lawrence Free State High School
Lawrence, KS

Join the Society Educators Facebook Group

Connect with over one thousand fellow educators sharing their resources, advice, and success in supporting students in STEM research projects.

Join Now

Sponsor the High School Research Teachers Conference

The High School Research Teachers Conference aims to help teachers around the nation grow and serve our communities.

Join our group of sponsors to help us make an impact!

Learn more about sponsorship opportunities!

From the Society Blog

Questions?

Our Sponsor

More Ways the Society Supports STEM Educators

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High School Research Teachers Conference

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Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026 Application Now Open! (For High School Students)

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Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026 Application Now Open! (For High School Students)

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Summer Workshop for Secondary Teachers (June 17-18)

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Summer Workshop for Secondary Teachers (June 17-18)

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Please note that it does not include any travel accommodations to Saipan.  However, if you're on island (Saipan) and would like to attend, you may register!

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See students incredible journey doing science, research and engineering projects!

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Vote on your CNMI State Fish! (Due by May 30th)

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Vote on your CNMI State Fish! (Due by May 30th)

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Fisherman Recognition Week

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Ship-to-Shore Interaction (Live Meet with E/V Nautilus)

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Ship-to-Shore Interaction (Live Meet with E/V Nautilus)

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Open to K-12 May 2025 - September 2025

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Eyes of the Reef Program (April 25th, 2025)

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Eyes of the Reef Program (April 25th, 2025)

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Teacher Opportunity

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Summit STEM Fellowship (9-12 Students / Summer Program)

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Summit STEM Fellowship (9-12 Students / Summer Program)

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Presentation on Community-Based Ocean Exploration: Discovering the Mysteries of the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument!

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Presentation on Community-Based Ocean Exploration: Discovering the Mysteries of the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument!

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March 27, 2025

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BECQ K-12 Student Art Contest (Rubric Attached) 

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BECQ K-12 Student Art Contest (Rubric Attached) 

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NMC Research Symposium (3/14/25): High School Teachers, Students, Administrators 

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NMC Research Symposium (3/14/25): High School Teachers, Students, Administrators 

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11-12th Grade Students: Paid Summer Internship

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STEM Action Grants

The STEM Action Grant program provides small grants of up to $5,000 to innovative nonprofit organizations led by social entrepreneurs

The STEM Action Grant program aims to bolster and support community-driven nonprofit organizations that are working to enhance the public's understanding of science and to increase participation of underrepresented populations in STEM fields. Since 2016, the Society has awarded $586,000 to 85 organizations wanting to improve access to STEM education.

"The funding allowed our organization to provide the community with access to free STEM activities. We provided over 100 hours of STEM activities and five field trips designed to educate and inspire a population of youth who are historically underserved and underrepresented in STEM."

Black Girls Dive

"Weeks before the scheduled program, Puerto Rico was devastated by two hurricanes, leaving much of the island was without power. However, a brave group from Guaynabo gathered technology and students together to participate in a virtual field trip. It was amazing to see the students so eager to learn in the midst of what was happening around them"

Virtual Field Trips

From the Society Blog

Questions?

Our Sponsors

More Ways the Society Supports Science Educators

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The STEM Action Grant program aims to bolster and support community-driven nonprofit organizations that are working to enhance the public's understanding of science and to increase participation of underrepresented populations in STEM fields. Since 2016, the Society has awarded $410,000 to 64 organizations wanting to improve access to STEM education.

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K-12 Teacher Opportunity: Grant & PD Training

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K-12 Teacher Opportunity: Grant & PD Training

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Advocate Program

Providing training, stipends, and year-round support to mentors supporting students from traditionally underrepresented races/ethnicities and low-income households in entering science research competitions.

The Advocate Program is a year-long professional development program that supports teachers and mentors who are working to increase the number of students from traditionally underrepresented race/ethnicities and low-income households who enter STEM research competitions. The Advocates receive training and support from Society staff, mentorship from Lead Advocate, a $3,000 stipend, and an all-expense-paid trip to attend the Advocate Training Institute in Washington, D.C.

Applications are now being accepted for the 2023/2024 program cycle; applications close on March 5th, 2023. Click here to apply!

Learn More

"Many of my students were never encouraged to participate in science fair and they were very surprised when some of them placed 1st in their category. One of my girls kept on saying that she had never been 1st in anything in her life. She carried her trophy in her backpack for a whole week and she would show it anyone that agreed to listen to her story!"

Priscilla Lumbreras - Granbury, TX

"One of my students has been in the program for two years. I have never met his parents. Recently, he told me that his parents wanted him to quit school and begin working. Instead, he told them that he likes school and wants to go to college. When we found out that he was going to be receiving an award at his regional science fair this year his mom and little brother came. I know it meant the world to my student."

Laurel Bingman - Houston, TX

Quick Links

Learn more about how you can help your students with helpful webinars on a range of topics from our Lead Advocates.

Advocate Program Webinars

The Advocate Program is evaluated on a yearly basis by Insight for Learning Practices. These reports are used to constantly improve the program.

Read the Reports

Lead by Frederick Feraco at Walt Whitman High School, this research program is a shining example of the impact our Advocates have.

Watch the Video

Society for Science has launched a program to connect Society alumni with students and classrooms across the country. Sign-up now!

Connect with Society Alumni

Sponsor the Advocate Program

The Advocate Program provides mentors with valuable resources to help under-served students participate in science competitions.

Join our group of sponsors to help take this program to even greater heights!

Learn more about sponsorship opportunities

From the Society Blog

Questions?

Our Sponsors

Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

More Ways the Society Supports Science Educators

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(Open) Presidential Awards Nominations! K-6 Teachers

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(Open) Presidential Awards Nominations! K-6 Teachers

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Nomination | Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching

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(K-12) CNMI Island Wide STEM Fair "IWSF" SY24-25 (Exp. March 08, 2025)

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Island Wide STEM Fair (State Level Competition)

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Island Wide STEM Fair (State Level Competition)

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Summer Opportunity: 9th-12th Grade Students

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Summer Opportunity: 9th-12th Grade Students

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500 Sails February Calendar: Student-Teacher Opportunities

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500 Sails February Calendar: Student-Teacher Opportunities

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Learn the art and science of traditional sailing!

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Digital Learning Day - Middle School & Jr High

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(Ended) Battelle Climate Challenge (9th-12th Grade Students)

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(Ended) Battelle Climate Challenge (9th-12th Grade Students)

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(Closed) STEP-UP Summer Research Opportunity (11th & 12th Students)

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National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

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Short-Term Research Experience Program to Unlock Potential (STEP-UP) - NIDDK

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Hands-on summer research experience for high school and undergraduate students interested in exploring research careers.

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(Ended) Public Presentation for Teachers & Students

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(Ended) K-12 Exploravision-NSTA Competition: Students & Teachers 

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(Ended) (9th-12th Grade Students): Regional Research Competition

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(Ended) (9th-12th Grade Students): Regional Research Competition

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(4th - 8th) NOAA Ocean Explorer (Exp. October 2, 2024)

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(K-12th) - Traditional Ecological Knowledge (Exp.. November 25, 2024)

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K-12th - Nautilus Live Interaction Flyer (Exp. December 11, 2024) - English

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6th-12th - NASA Tech Rise 2024 Flyer (Exp. November 1, 2024)

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7th - 12th National STEM Festival Challenge2025 Flyer v1 (October 20, 2024) 