Students and Their Families Invited to Discover STEM Connections to Sports, Explore Careers, Have Fun, Make Connections for Continuing Learning and Growth CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Cavaliers today announced that the team has chosen the NeoSTEM Ecosystem to lead its STEM Day programming planned for March 19 at the Rocket
Originally posted on clevelandmetroschools.org/news While students were enjoying the CMSD Summer Learning Experience, some District educators gained summer work experience in the STEM industry. Vivian Lee of Davis Aerospace and Maritime High School, Adam Holtz of Orchard STEM School and Anita Rice of Anton Grdina participated in a pilot run
The NeoSTEM Ecosystem has been selected to join the STEM Pathways for Underrepresented Students to Higher Education Network, STEM PUSH, an NSF Alliance; and is looking for four Cleveland-based pre-college STEM programs to join with us as we work for systemic change in higher education admissions. The NeoSTEM Ecosystem will
CLEVELAND — Verizon has partnered with the NeoSTEM Ecosystem to support a summer program pairing high school students with small-business owners and nonprofits to improve the online presence of local businesses and organizations. Created in Spring 2020, WIR’ED gives students from under-resourced communities an opportunity to earn money while supporting
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]CLEVELAND — It’s the big question: What do you want to be when you grow up? For many children, the question is filled with promise. But for those in under-served communities, the question often results in silence. As the lead corporate sponsor of NeoSTEM Ecosystem’s DreamSTEM initiative, Verizon wants
(Originally written in June 2020 by Me’lani Labat Joseph as an official statement of the NeoSTEM Ecosystem) Editor’s Note: As the trial for Derek Chauvin continues in Minneapolis, the lessons and reminders from the murder of George Floyd continue. The largest lesson is that the work isn’t over. From Trayvon
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text] Students Offer Advice During Kickoff of Remake Learning Days in NEO Watch the NeoSTEM planning meeting here. CLEVELAND – Educators must partner with youth. This is one of the key takeaways from the kickoff of Remake Learning Days for Northeast Ohio held in late January. Samone Cummings, a
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]The CWRU Girls Who Code (GWC) chapter will be hosting a virtual Girls Who Code Club for 9th-12th grade girls starting in January! It’s a great opportunity to meet Case Western students, learn programming and learn about careers in computer science. The club will meet over 6 sessions and
Seeks to Fully Understand Needs of All For the last several months, the NeoSTEM Ecosystem community has been identifying what it believes to be the greatest unmet needs of students we serve. Our community has concluded that a top priority is to make STEM opportunities visible and relevant to students,
