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Classroom Opportunities
Data Collection Workshops
Free, hands-on workshops to learn how to integrate Vernier technology into your curriculum.
NASA Design Challenge
Students solve a problem for a chance to be mentored in a virtual world setting. Register by Jan. 27.
DuPont Essay Competition
Students outline their contributions to a better society. Entries due Jan. 31.
Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision
Students imagine what technology might be like in the future. Projects are due Feb. 1.
Wildlife Conservation Youth Engagement Grants
Grants of $1,000 to implement a wildlife conservation project. Apply by Feb. 1.
Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge
Students submit their most creative, useful and innovative designs. Entries due by Feb. 2.
WEBChallenge Scholarship Competition
Students build applications that will teach other students about a STEM topic. Register by Feb. 10.
NEEF Sustainable Energy Award
Winning schools receive $10,000 to further their sustainability initiatives. Apply by Feb. 10.
Stony Brook PLTW Scholarship
Students admitted to an engineering or applied sciences major are eligible for $2,500 annual scholarship. Apply by Feb. 15.
Reality Redesigned
Students design a part for a mountain bike. Submissions accepted through Feb 24.
More student competitions
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Hundreds of students from Toppenish High School's engineering and biomedical sciences programs showed off their projects during a recent STEM Showcase.
Students in the PLTW program at Winnacunnet High School have started a robotics team and have been introducing their classmates and teachers to the field.
Students in the PLTW program at Lancaster High School have taken on a number of challenges from designing a coffee cup and to building a human-powered "swamp buggy."
PLTW Chief Program Officer Anne Jones joins a distinguished panel in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 1 to discuss what's holding back the country's science performance.
