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This banner for the PGCPS STEAM program features the acronym with a stylized student silhouette and the tagline, "Empowering STEM learning every day, everywhere, for everyone to Prepare the Problem-Solvers of Tomorrow—Today."

The PGCPS STEM Office empowers students from pre-K through 12th grade to become critical thinkers, problem solvers, and innovators through transdisciplinary, real-world learning experiences in programs such as Aerospace Engineering & Aviation Technology, Science & Technology, STEM Middle Schools, and Maryland MESA.

What is STEM?

PGCPS defines STEM/STEAM as a trans-disciplinary approach to learning where rigorous academic concepts are coupled with real-world lessons as students apply content knowledge to make connections, collaborate, think critically, question, reason, innovate, research, and communicate. 

STEAM Labs

PGCPS Blueprint Schools program designates that all newly constructed middle schools now feature dedicated STEAM labs designed to foster 21st-century skills and transdisciplinary learning. These STEAM labs feature various equipment to engage in hands-on activities, including art supplies, drones, circuitry elements, 3D printers, and laser engravers. These STEAM labs can be found in the following middle/K-8 schools: Colin Powell Academy, Drew-Freeman, Ellen Ochoa, Hyattsville, Kenmoor, Sonia Sotomayor at Adelphi, Walker Mill, and William Wirt.

Science Support Centers

 

Contact Information

Felicia J. Martin Latief, Ed.D.
STEM Instructional Supervisor
Tameka S. Woodruff, Ph.D.
STEM Instructional Specialist
Jessica Leedy
STEAM Resource Teacher

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8700 Allentown Road Fort Washington, MD 20744
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