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Community leaders planning engaging STEM activities for 1,500 CLEVELAND - As planning for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 2022 STEM Day continues, education, industry, and community leaders throughout northeast... read more →
Students and Their Families Invited to Discover STEM Connections to Sports, Explore Careers, Have Fun, Make Connections for Continuing Learning and Growth CLEVELAND - The Cleveland Cavaliers... read more →
Originally posted on clevelandmetroschools.org/news While students were enjoying the CMSD Summer Learning Experience, some District educators gained summer work experience in the STEM industry. Vivian Lee of Davis Aerospace and... read more →
The NeoSTEM Ecosystem has been selected to join the STEM Pathways for Underrepresented Students to Higher Education Network, STEM PUSH, an NSF Alliance; and is looking for four Cleveland-based pre-college... read more →
CLEVELAND — Verizon has partnered with the NeoSTEM Ecosystem to support a summer program pairing high school students with small-business owners and nonprofits to improve the online presence of... read more →
CLEVELAND — It’s the big question: What do you want to be when you grow up? For many children, the question is filled with promise. But for those in... read more →
(Originally written in June 2020 by Me’lani Labat Joseph as an official statement of the NeoSTEM Ecosystem) Editor’s Note: As the trial for Derek Chauvin continues in Minneapolis, the lessons... read more →
Students Offer Advice During Kickoff of Remake Learning Days in NEO Watch the NeoSTEM planning meeting here. CLEVELAND - Educators must partner with youth. This is one of... read more →
The CWRU Girls Who Code (GWC) chapter will be hosting a virtual Girls Who Code Club for 9th-12th grade girls starting in January! It's a great opportunity to meet... read more →
Seeks to Fully Understand Needs of All For the last several months, the NeoSTEM Ecosystem community has been identifying what it believes to be the greatest unmet needs of students... read more →
Elevating STEM in Northeast Ohio - Join the NeoSTEM meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday Who and what would inspire students to pursue STEM opportunities? How can STEM career... read more →
WIR’ED seeks to improve online presence, marketing for Cleveland shopkeepers CLEVELAND – Students from Cleveland Metropolitan School District and businesses in the Old Brooklyn Neighborhood are being sought... read more →
Do you have any extra funds – even just a few dollars? These are a few of the many ways that you can help support learning for students in the... read more →
Learn How to Support These & Other Initiatives at the Sept. 1 meeting of NeoSTEM Ecosystem Register for the meeting here. There is an open call for proposals from organizations interested... read more →
What is most important to parents in choosing a school for their child? What challenges do families face in their decision making? Through hundreds of emails and conversational interviews with... read more →
By: Kaylyn Hlavaty CLEVELAND — As more districts opt-in to begin the school year with remote learning, including the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Eric Gordon, CEO of CMSD, along with a... read more →
Join a NeoSTEM Ecosystem webinar 4 p.m. Tuesday with CMSD's CEO, the president of a school board, a leader of a community support network and a teacher to discover how you can best support... read more →
Ecosystems are ready to support school districts as they reimagine school Cleveland Metropolitan School District Chief Executive Officer Eric Gordon Monday told members of U.S. Congress that the inequities in... read more →
CLEVELAND – A catering company, barbershop, hair salon, lawn mower repair and aromatherapy store are among the businesses participating in the pilot of Wir’Ed, a program that pairs students and... read more →
Out of the chaos of COVID, leaders have emerged to rally around in support of small businesses in the Cleveland community of Old Brooklyn. You might think that these leaders... read more →
The WIR'ED project, led by NEOSTEM, aims to strengthen local communities by enabling marketing and technology access to small business owners. Bringing together local businesses, high school students, and marketing... read more →
Girls Who Code’s Virtual Summer Immersion Program is a FREE 2-week virtual program where you'll learn the computer science skills you need to make an impact, get an inside look... read more →
Cleveland students, marketing professionals from throughout the region and business owners from Old Brooklyn are in the second week of the WIR'ED pilot project, created by NeoSTEM and the Old... read more →
DigitalC, the NeoSTEM Ecosystem and Google are working together to help Cleveland residents reach their career goals. We have received 25 free enrollments to the Google IT Support Professional Certificate course. This... read more →
Come to the NeoStem Ecosystem meeting from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, April 9 at the Tech Hive to play a role in designing the initiatives that will improve... read more →
By: Alyssa Lenhoff-Briggs My Inbox has been flooded. Teachers from Cleveland. After-school providers in Youngstown. Principals in Akron. And more than 30 others responded to a call to be a... read more →
The NeoStem Ecosystem reflects, projects, plans “Once you have done the work to create the clear vision, it is the discipline and effort to maintain that vision that can make... read more →
CS for CLE teacher brings computer science to most at-risk students; Students who normally fail are succeeding with computer science Jeff Rhodes is what his students at North Royalton High School... read more →
NeoStem Ecosystem adopts projects George Bilokonsky of Cuyahoga Community College and Alexis Crosby of Tech Corps walked out of Thursday’s NeoStem Ecosystem meeting carrying the bones of a Soap Box... read more →
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“If your ears were square, could you hear?” “Why do we only study war if we want peace?” “Would you trust a robot to decide whether or not to drop... read more →
Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Spencer Small, who taught computer science at the new John Marshall High School in Cleveland, thinks of his work as far more than telling members of his class... read more →
Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music STEM school puts students in charge of own learning Kingsten Lin is 8 years old and already knows that he learns better by trying things and working with... read more →