Alabama’s STEM Education Coalition
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
A network of dedicated state business, education, and public policy stakeholders working for systemic change in STEM education
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BUILDING AN INNOVATIVE WORKFORCE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
AMSTEC joins with
Lt. Governor Kay Ivey
to sponsor the
Real World Design Challenge for High Schools in Alabama
The RWDC is a prime example of government, private industry, and educators working together to keep our workforce the best in the world. Students learn
innovation, creativity, and collaboration using the expertise that industry and government
have been perfecting for decades.
ALABAMA's winning Design Challenge Team for 2012-13:
Fort Payne High Schools's
"Fort Payne Seven"
National Championship April 19-20, 20013
Washington DC
Aviation and Surface Tranportation Challenges
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Change the Equation, a non-partisan, CEO-led commission focused on mobilizing business committees to improve the quality of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) learning in America, released its 2012 Vital Signs report today. This national report examines all 50 states and the District of Columbia in an effort to help states measure their performance on STEM education in public schools, as well as identify the unique challenges each state faces making sure students are competitive.
CTEq Vital Signs Report for Alabama
AMSTI and Mobile Area Education Foundation's Engaging Youth Through Engineering (EYE) program recognized as
Change the Equation's STEMWorks Programs
Alabama’s Plan 2020 Focuses on Key Areas to Improve STEM Learning Enterprise
National Governor's Association's
Center for Best Practices
ANNOUNCES...
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Experts to
Aid Governors in Building STEM Agendas in States
Dr. Charles Nash, AMSTEC Chairman,
Named to NGA STEM Advisory Committee
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Alabama State Board of Education joins states across the nation to
ADOPT
Common Core State Standards for Mathematics and English/Language Arts
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