What happens when you give high school students access to high-altitude balloons and the freedom to investigate their own questions? You get Hanover High School
Walk into Rolla Public Library on STEM program day, and you’ll find far more than books. You’ll find children building robots, experimenting with engineering, and
When students walked into Tiffanie Gray’s classroom carrying 3D-printed fidget toys, she asked a simple question: “Did you design that yourself?” Most of them hadn’t.
We had an amazing 2025! We reached 28,482 more students with hands-on tech education resources and empowered 411 students with Assistive Technology. That brings our total impact to an
At the Rural Technology Fund, we believe talent is distributed equally, but opportunity is not. That’s why we invest in rural students who are passionate
Ben Miller, a sixth-grade geography teacher and trained technology educator in Union City, MI, is finding new ways to bring STEM learning into the classroom.
One of the most exciting things about technology is how quickly it evolves. In assistive technology, that constant innovation means new possibilities for independence are
In the small rural community of Marquette Heights, Illinois, the public library is more than a place to check out books; it’s a hub for
We love seeing educators bring hands-on technology learning to life in creative, meaningful ways. This month, we’re thrilled to feature Aaron Miller, the STEM Instructional
What happens when students get the chance to send their own experiments to the edge of space? That’s exactly what our Infinite Sky educators are