NCSSS schools give students a competitive edge
The National Consortium of Secondary STEM Schools represents many of the top-ranked programs in the U.S. and around the globe committed to transforming science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education through schoolwide initiatives that include authentic research or project-based learning. NCSSS defines STEM schools as those that prepare students to be leaders in global innovation by engaging them in rigorous, relevant, and integrated learning experiences.
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Member Resources
ABRCMS ePoster Symposium for Emerging Scientists
It is that time of year again for the ePoster Spring Symposium for Emerging Scientists hosted by ABRCMS. The event will […]
Society of American Military Engineers
The Society of American Military Engineers leads collaborative efforts to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges. Founded in 1920, […]
Summer @ Illinois Tech
Illinois Tech offers some great summer camps and special programs geared especially toward middle and high school students. Get your […]
STEM Events
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Student Research Conference
Governor’s School @ Innovation Park on George Mason University campus
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2024 Professional Conference
San Antonio
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2025 Leadership Summit
New York City
NCSSS Conference Health Protocols
Out of respect for our community of educators attending, please:
- Do not attend if you are feeling unwell;
- Respect others’ wishes to wear masks; and
- Respect others’ wishes for having extra space.
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Elevating High School Research with Data Science
This blog post was written by Gaelan Venturi, Senior Computer Science Instructor at the Governor’s School for Science and Technology. […]
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Playing Catch-Up for High Stakes: Recovering Students’ Lost Math Skills
This blog post was written by Mitch Frye, Academic Dean of the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science. He is […]