FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

STEM in Schools is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operated under the TEUCC Foundation, dedicated to inspiring the next generation of innovators through hands-on learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. We offer competitions, curriculum, teacher training, and STEM certifications for K–12 students worldwide.

We currently run three main program categories: Auto-STEM – Automotive engineering challenges Robo-STEM – Robotics competitions and workshops. Aero-STEM – Drone and aerospace technology challenges. Each program includes curriculum, teacher training, and competition opportunities.

Students from Kindergarten through 12th grade can participate. Competitions are organized by grade levels to ensure fair and engaging challenges.

Our tournaments take place at world-class venues, including: NASA Johnson Space Center – Houston, TX Circuit of The Americas – Austin, TX AT&T Stadium – Arlington, TX NRG Stadium – Houston, TX …and other locations in the U.S. and internationally.

Schools can: Integrate our turn-key STEM curriculum into their classes. Register teams for competitions. Enroll teachers in our Professional Development and STEM/AI Certifications.

Yes! We offer Professional Development workshops, an AI Intelligence Diploma powered by Microsoft and Founderz, and certifications in STEM teaching methods.

You can apply to become a mentor, volunteer at events, or join our judging panels. Visit our Get Involved section to sign up.

Absolutely. Sponsors can support specific events, programs, or scholarships. Download our Sponsor Package to learn more.

Donations can be made directly through our website. Every contribution supports student access to STEM programs, materials, and competitions.

Our Resource Library includes: Teacher Packs for Elementary, Middle, and High School. STEM Event Safety Guidelines. Workshop Safety Checklists. Marketing Toolkits and Judging Rubrics. All are available for download on our website.