Make Dreams Come True with New Funding
Unprecedented federal education funding over the next three years will make many schools’ dreams come true when they implement new science education projects, courses, summer programs, and more.
- Important Update on ESSER Funding for STEM from US DoEd
- Letter from Deputy Secretary Marten re: Using Federal Funds to Support STEM Education Strategies | National Title I Association (eseanetwork.org)
During that time and beyond, we’ll encourage you to dream big and offer ways to help students more fully participate in hands-on science education. Carolina is here to support your school’s big dreams!
Be one of three educators to win $1000 of Carolina products of your choosing!
See how other science educators have dreamed big (Grades 9-12)
Metro Nashville Public Schools (TN) offers a unique forensics summer camp program for students that uses authentic forensics tools from Carolina. You can too.
Carolina K–8 activities and curricula you can implement in your school
Social and emotional skills are integral components of three-dimensional science learning as students work together to answer a question or to solve a problem. The student-driven nature of phenomena-based, hands-on science incorporates the social and emotional learning that provides multiple opportunities for students.
Accelerate learning recovery with inquiry-based science Math and ELA skills are inherent in three-dimensional science. Hands-on investigations provide multiple opportunities for reading, writing, calculations, and problem-solving. See how Smithsonian Science programs helped raise student achievement in science, reading, and math, particularly for students at risk.
Need help to dream big?
Feeling inspired? Ready to put your Dream Big project in motion? We’re here to help! Here’s how to get in touch:
- Phone: 800.334.5551 ext.4388 (9am to 5pm ET, Monday-Friday)
- Email us with questions
- Have a question about your project or need technical assistance? Let us know
*Winners will be selected by a panel of science educators. Applicants may enter multiple projects for consideration. Prizes awarded will be in the form of a Carolina gift certificate.