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Connecting STEM Education and the STEM Community

We are proud to be part of the , a worldwide movement connecting education, business, government, and community organizations to create powerful STEM learning opportunities that prepare future-ready learners and strengthen workforce development in local communities. Learning Ecosystems provide the architecture for cross-sector learning, offering all young people access to STEM-rich learning environments to develop essential skills and engagement in science, technology, engineering, and math throughout Pre-K-20. Strong STEM Learning Ecosystems feature dynamic collaborations among schools, out-of-school time programs, STEM expert institutions (such as museums, science centers, institutions of higher education, and STEM professional associations), the private sector, community-based organizations, youth, and families.

Texas EcosySTEM Resources

The 7mÊÓƵ has developed tools to help districts engage with families through STEM Education programming and build awareness throughout the community by expanding learning beyond the classroom.

• STEM Engagement Tools

Texas STEM Coordinators Network

The 7mÊÓƵ (7mÊÓƵ) is excited to provide the STEM Coordinators Network—a collaborative community dedicated to advancing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and programs. This group, facilitated by 7mÊÓƵ's STEM Coordinator, Michelle Sedberry, brings together STEM coordinators from various educational institutions and organizations to share best practices, innovative strategies, and resources for enhancing STEM learning experiences.

Purpose

The purpose is to empower STEM coordinators with the tools and knowledge they need to create engaging and effective STEM programs. We aim to foster a supportive network where members can exchange ideas, tackle common challenges, and drive continuous improvement in STEM education.

What The Network Offers

Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow STEM coordinators to build relationships, collaborate on projects, and share successes and insights bi-monthly.
Problem-Solving Support: A space to seek advice, discuss challenges, and find solutions tailored to local STEM program needs.

Who Should Join

This group is designed for district and campus-level STEM coordinators, education service centers STEM Leads, higher education STEM directors, and STEM directors at non-profit organizations. Anyone involved in the planning and implementation of STEM programs at a systemic level. Complete the form to become a member of the STEM Coordinators Network.

Texas EcosySTEM Regional STEM Hubs

Each Education Service Center provides free membership for districts to join their regional Texas EcosySTEM. EcosySTEM membership includes:

• Monthly STEM communication including information from the state and federal level
• Regional STEM goals developed by a local STEM Design Team and aligned to the local STEM labor market data
• Regular STEM EcosySTEM meetings to share local STEM opportunities and address local concerns
• All districts will have access to the free STEM Toolkit

ESC Contacts

Contact your Education Service Center STEM Lead to get connected to your Regional Texas EcosySTEM.

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* The STEM Lead is authorized to deliver the 7mÊÓƵ Statewide STEM Training for both teachers and leaders.
+The STEM Lead has completed their training to earn the Texas EcosySTEM STEM badge. 

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