NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio -- Known to increase critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on learning opportunities, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) is growing ...

The Carle Place School District is working to chart a new path forward with its science, technology, engineering, art and math, or STEAM, education programs. At the Thursday, June 5, Board of ...

At Amazing Explorers Academy (AEA), preschoolers aren’t just learning their ABCs—they’re building rockets, exploring ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Open for Business Oklahoma (OFBO) members are offering free, virtual-based STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) curriculum for Oklahoma teachers and parents. The ...

Stephen Thomas is the assistant dean for STEM Education Teaching and Learning and Julie Libarkin is the associate dean for STEM Education Research and Innovation, both in the Office of the Associate ...

Liberty Memorial Central Middle School is pictured in September 2018. The Lawrence school board on Monday unanimously approved the repurposing of Liberty Memorial Central Middle School to a ...

STEAM curriculum provider TinkRworks and 1st Maker Space, a provider of customized makerspaces and STEAM labs, have partnered to help foster hands-on learning in STEAM classrooms. TinkRworks offers a ...

NORWALK — In the city’s public schools, technology should be part of students’ every class. At least that’s Norwalk Public Schools’ vision as educators try to incorporate STEAM — or science, ...

Liberty Memorial Central Middle School is pictured in September 2018. Liberty Memorial Central Middle School staff and administrators are hosting two open houses in March regarding the school’s ...

A school year is 180 days, with no two days and no two schools exactly alike. The students differ, the teachers differ, school cultures differ. Here, our photographers find what makes our school days ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- It's full steam ahead at Fratt Elementary School in Racine as Dantri Woods completes her first year as the school's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics specialist.

For the past twenty-five years, funding cuts to music programs in public schools have been on the rise, as school boards and superintendents often cite economic strains as a justification for the cuts ...