Denver Broncos open up stadium to talk STEM with students

DENVER, CO – MAY 26: Micah Simpson, 11, checks out the video switcher board in the Thundervision Control Center at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on May 26, 2016 in Denver, Colorado. He and about 40 other students, who came from Montrose, are part of a STEM program from their schools. STEM, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, is an interdisciplinary approach to learning that blends rigorous academic concepts with real-world lessons. The students were able to learn all about the Denver Broncos control room at the stadium that manages all of the audio visual components, creates all of the images, graphics, replays, and scoreboards on screens that fans see on the field during games. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

P-TECH in Adams 12

Northglenn High offers free Associate of Applied Science degree

CU Science Discovery puts students in the lab

Local STEM students learn that making mistakes is part of learning.  – Boulder Daily Camera

STEM Launch student starts Difference Maker Club

Inspired by his Ugandan pen pal, STEM Launch’s student, Kylan Bain, starts his own Difference Maker Club.  See The Denver Channel story.

For more information on starting your own club, please visit I am the Difference Maker.

NORTHGLENN, CO – APRIL 17: Hector Maynez, 17, adds striations to an arm muscle he made out of clay on an Anatomy in Clay model at Northglenn High School in Northglenn, Colorado on April 17, 2015. Northglenn H.S. students use Anatomy in Clay to mold complex anatomical structures. (Photo by Seth McConnell/The Denver Post)

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Meet The Teen Born With One Hand Defying Odds On The Softball Field

via Meet The Teen Born With One Hand Defying Odds On The Softball Field.

STEM Lab video

Check out STEM Lab‘s video from their first year!

 

Blending Science and the Arts

Please read the Denver Post article about our Full STEAM Ahead events with the Thornton Arts, Sciences and Humanities Council.