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The Wisconsin Science Festival is back, offering free events focused on science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics across the state. Visitors can take part in hands-on activities and exhibits aimed at students, families and the general public, highlighting the festival's role in making STEAM education accessible to communities throughout Wisconsin.
- 2Murata Foundation opens applications for 2027 education grants●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1482357/ 村田学術振興・教育財団「2027年度 教育助成」10/15募集開始 モノづくり・STEAM教育、探究活動を支援｜KKS Web:教育家庭新聞ニュース｜教育家庭新聞
The Murata Academic Promotion and Education Foundation has begun accepting applications on October 15 for its fiscal 2027 education grants. The programme supports hands-on making, STEAM education and inquiry-based learning activities at schools. The announcement was reported by the Japanese education newspaper Kyoiku Katei Shimbun.
- 3Fresno Discovery Center partnership brings STEAM activities to local students▼Fresno Discover Center partnership brings STEAM activities to Fresno students
The Fresno Discovery Center has launched a partnership to bring hands-on STEAM activities to students in Fresno. The program aims to expand access to science, technology, engineering, arts and math learning through the center's educational offerings. Details on which schools are involved and how many students will take part have not yet been released.
- 412-year-old with sickle cell disease wishes for Hawaiian volcano trip▼Washington Post. . Trey Robertson, a 12-year-old boy living with sickle cell disease, loves science, geology, and the outdoors. For his Make-A-Wish, he asked to travel to Hawaii with his family to explore the island's volcanoes, steam vents and wildlife.
Trey Robertson, a 12-year-old boy living with sickle cell disease, has asked Make-A-Wish to send him and his family to Hawaii. A keen fan of science and geology, Trey wants to explore the island's volcanoes, steam vents and wildlife rather than request a typical wish. The story has been shared as an uplifting example of a child choosing curiosity and adventure.
- 5Free Saturday STEAM and Literacy Programs Offered for PreK-12 Students▼Free Saturday STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) plus Literacy programs being offered for Prek-12 graders
Free Saturday programs combining STEAM subjects—science, technology, engineering, arts and math—with literacy instruction are being offered to students from PreK through 12th grade. The Flint Courier News reports the classes are available at no cost to families, giving local students weekend access to hands-on learning in technical and creative subjects alongside reading and writing support.
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The Suncoast Science Center's fab lab is bringing back its Steam Saturdays classes this fall, offering hands-on sessions in science, technology, engineering, arts and math for the local community. The program gives students access to the lab's equipment and mentorship, and families in the Suncoast region are being invited to sign up as the new season of classes gets underway.
- 7Steam Saturdays classes return this fall at Suncoast science center fab lab▼Steam Saturdays classes return this fall at Suncoast science center fab lab |Suncoast View (October 9th, 2026)
The Suncoast Science Center's fab lab is bringing back its Steam Saturdays classes this fall, offering hands-on sessions in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. The program gives students in the Suncoast region access to lab equipment and guided projects, and the science center is promoting the returning classes to local families.
- 8Free Saturday STEAM and literacy programs offered for PreK-12 students▼Free Saturday STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) plus Literacy programs being offered for Prek-12 graders – The Courier News
The Flint Courier News reports that free Saturday programs combining STEAM subjects — science, technology, engineering, arts and math — along with literacy instruction are being offered to students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The announcement highlights no-cost educational enrichment for local families, with sessions covering hands-on learning across multiple disciplines alongside reading and writing support for school-aged children.
- 9Study examines organizational capacity for early childhood STEAM education▼Organizational capacity supporting STEAM implementation in early childhood education: a mixed-methods study
A new mixed-methods study published in Frontiers examines how organizational capacity supports the implementation of STEAM education — science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics — in early childhood settings. The research looks at what schools and institutions need in terms of resources, leadership and staff support to deliver integrated STEAM learning to young children, a growing focus in early years education policy.