At Home STEM - Partnering with a Food Bank to Bring Opportunity to Marginalized Students

Friday February 21, 2025
1:45 - 2:45 PM
Room 19AB

This session will describe a project aimed at bringing STEM experiences and opportunities to students from marginalized communities by partnering with a local food bank to distribute student designed STEM Kits to families in need. By engaging multiple stakeholders in the community, this project has helped students find joy in learning through replicable activities and experiences.

Presenters
William Bass

Bill Bass has been an advocate for STEM, technology integration, and innovation his entire career. As a federal programs administrator, he has sought after innovative ways to reach students and support them in meaningful, authentic learning opportunities while creating partnerships between the school and local businesses and organizations. He was part of the team that led the At Home STEM project since it's inception.
type:
Hybrid Lecture
theme:
Instruction
audience:
Classroom Leaders
tags:
STEM-STEAM, Asset Based Needs Assessment/Evaluation/Monitoring