Category: News

Kate Olender, a tech teacher from Lenox, MA, is bringing the world of coding to her students in Pre-K through 5th grade! With a passion

The Rural Technology Fund + Teachers in Space are offering the Infinite Sky STEM project to help rural students receive a hands-on opportunity to explore

This summer, Round Top Family Library introduced exciting new programs that brought STEM learning to life for local students. From coding and robotics to hands-on

Casey Mills, an educator in Westhope, ND, wanted to bring life to the STEM program at his elementary school. After discovering some unused printers in

Julie Middleton, an instructor in a new elementary STEAM lab in Chelsea, AL, sought to introduce technology to her students. With a grant for Hummingbird

At the heart of the Rural Technology Fund’s mission is our goal to help rural students pursue careers in computer technology. Every year, we proudly

We have a lot to report from 2023! Last year, we put tech education resources into the hands of 15,011 students and Assistive Technology resources

In Coleridge, NE, Principal Mark Leonard and his staff at the middle school delved into discussions about introducing a makerspace. With a focus on boosting

Jonathan Freeman, the superintendent at Tuskahoma Public School, embarked on a journey to integrate technology into the school’s curriculum. His vision? To introduce engaging technology

Amanda Voth, a middle school teacher in Baldwin City, KS, was eager to take her robotics class to the next level. Though her middle schoolers