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The ISTE Computational Thinking Competencies guide educators in integrating computational thinking across disciplines, with all students. The goal is to help learners harness the power of computing to innovate and solve problems. Discover how this body of work complements the existing CSTA K-12 CS Standards for Students and the K-12 Computer Science Framework.ISTE | Computational Thinking Competen

What is it?Week-long professional development learning experience for K-12 educators in Idaho and across the countryVariety of hands-on workshops emphasizing career exploration and building educator expertise in microelectronicsContinuing education credits availableExciting activities include a Micron Headquarters tour, AI applications, Snap Circuits, Arduino projects, and other interactive STEM e

About HOISTFounded in 1994 through a partnership between Upward Bound and Idaho EPSCoR, HOIST was created to increase the representation of Native American students in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields.The program was built with input from Tribal Nations, educators and community leaders, ensuring that it honors tribal values and remains relevant to the communities it s

Idaho EcosySTEM Statewide NewsletterOverview: The EcosySTEM Statewide Newsletter is published quarterly, helping partners across the state stay informed while connecting local successes to broader statewide initiatives. Each issue will showcase collaborative efforts, upcoming programs, and opportunities to inspire and inform our partners. Details and Access: Access the newsletter here. How to Get

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Looking for an easy way to learn more about AI literacy this summer? Check out the Google AI Educator Series! Master AI with snackable and stackable training from Google and ISTE+ASCD – available to all educators free of charge. These 15-45 minute sessions give you the flexibility to build an AI literacy learning journey tailored to your unique schedule. Learn more at https://edu.google.com/intl/A

WHY TEACHERS CHOOSE AgXRP?It’s free. Robots are provided at no cost to qualifying teachers — just attend a PD session and you’re ready to go.No robotics background required. The curriculum teaches the content; the AgXRP is the tool. Any teacher can pick this up.Ready-to-use curriculum. Lesson plans are built and aligned to Idaho CTE Standards — you don’t have to start from scratch.Real agriculture

MicroChat is Forward Education's micro:bit-native AI literacy software that lets students interact with a large language model directly through the micro:bit. It's designed to make AI concepts tangible and accessible for K-12 learners without requiring expensive hardware or complex setup. MicroChat CS and AI Literacy Grants are now open! Equip every educator in your region with hands-on AI literac

University of Idaho’s entomological collection was initiated in 1947 by Professor William F. Barr (1920-2011), a leading expert on Buprestidae and Cleridae. A rich resource for researchers, students and enthusiasts alike — what began with just 10,000 specimens has expanded to over one million mounted insects. Educational groups are regularly hosted for visits and special events, as part of the imp

Idaho Farm Bureau Federation is a great resource for lessons and activities that will teach youth about agriculture and its importance. Their MAC (Moving Agriculture to the Classroom) trailer, funded by the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, brings a fun and interactive experience to your community, school, or classroom. Visit their webpage to discover how fun learning about agriculture can be!LEARN MO

NSF invests in scientific discoveries, technological breakthroughs, and transformative innovations that strengthen economic growth, enhance security, and improve the lives of Americans and people around the world.In support of this mission, NSF is relaunching its SBIR/STTR programs (also known as America’s Seed Fund powered by NSF) following enactment of the Small Business Innovation and Economic

STEM Action GrantsThe STEM Action Grants program provides small grants of up to $5,000 to innovative nonprofit organizations led by social entrepreneurs.The STEM Action Grants program aims to bolster and support community-driven nonprofit organizations that are working to enhance the public’s understanding of science and to increase participation in STEM in their communities. Since its launch in 2

Smithsonian STEAM Schools of Distinction is a first-of-its-kind Smithsonian program designed to specifically identify, support, and recognize middle schools and high schools that are taking a whole-school, systemic approach to integrating science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics (STEAM) education for a more Innovative, Inclusive, and Sustainable Future—one that creates a communi

The Glenn W. Bailey Foundation provides a direct path to obtain funding for organizations seeking programmatic support for STEM education at all levels. There are 4 grant programs available:STEM Sprouts ProgramSTEM Stars ProgramSTEM Scholars ProgramTeen Tech CompetitionSelect the program that fits your needs and apply today! Now accepting grant applications!APPLY NOW!

Each month, STEM INNC meets as a Hub to share stories, highlights, needs, events and more! In addition, a special guest provides information on their program and resources availible to other partners.Watch the latest STEM INNC Monthly Zoom Meeting:June 17th, 2026 - U of Idaho 4-H STEMMay 20th, 2026 - FIRSTApril 15th, 2026 - TMC LabsIf you would like to attend our next meeting, email Emily Hasz tod

Transofrming K-12 Education Through ScienceThe Smithsonian Science Education Center connects classrooms around the world with the science, history, research, and culture of the Smithsonian. Through hands-on STEM curriculum, resources, and professional development programs, we inspire curiosity, empower K-12 educators, and ensure every learner has access to high-quality science education.Sign up fo

The Make:able Challenge Make:able is a student 3D printing and assistive technology design challenge, brought to you by PrintLab, Autodesk & partners. The brief is to design and make a 3D printed product or prototype that improves the day-to-day life of someone with a disability or the elderly. Then share your story in a 2-4 minute video submission for the chance to win amazing prizes. Going beyon

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https://www.iteea.org/ITEEA's Engineering byDesign (EbD) PreK-12th grade curriculum is funded by the state and available to educators in Idaho at NO additional cost! Visit ITEEA’s Idaho STEM by State webpage for instructions on how to access. EbD is founded on the principle that student’s untapped ingenuity holds immense potential for shaping the future of technology and innovation. EbD immerses s

Pacific Northwest Clean Water AssociationThe Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association (PNCWA) is the leading regional organization focused on providing professional development opportunities, advancing water sector workforce development, sharing technical knowledge, enhancing public awareness, and advocating for effective policy in the water industry across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.PNCWA Men