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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What is STEM in Schools?
    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.
  • What programs do you offer?
    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.
  • Who can participate in STEM in Schools competitions?
    Students from Kindergarten through 12th grade can participate. Competitions are organized by grade levels to ensure fair and engaging challenges.
  • Where are the competitions held?
    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.
  • How can schools get involved?
    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.
  • Do you provide teacher training?
    Yes! We offer Professional Development workshops, an AI Intelligence Diploma powered by Microsoft and Founderz, and certifications in STEM teaching methods.
  • How can I volunteer or mentor?
    You can apply to become a mentor, volunteer at events, or join our judging panels. Visit our Get Involved section to sign up.
  • Are there sponsorship opportunities?
    Absolutely. Sponsors can support specific events, programs, or scholarships. Download our Sponsor Package to learn more.
  • How can I donate?
    Donations can be made directly through our website. Every contribution supports student access to STEM programs, materials, and competitions.
  • Where can I find resources and safety guidelines?
    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.
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