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Grants for Public Schools Will Generate New STEAM
Kids’ imaginations make them natural inventors. Students at Avonworth Middle School will be tapping into that innate inclination through a new partnership with engineers and product developers from Inventionland, an idea incubator in Pittsburgh. With help from these mentors students will hone in on a problem, design an idea to solve it, prototype a solution, and “pitch” the idea to Inventionland executives. The project is made possible by a STEAM grant from the Benedum Foundation, the Grable Foundation, and the Chevron Corporation. Avonworth’s project is one of 28 grants to southwestern Pennsylvania school districts totaling $530,000. Since 2009, more than $2.3 million in STEAM grants have been awarded to schools, all distributed through the Allegheny Intermediate Unit’s Center for Creativity.
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How Arts Education Can Help Today’s Students Become Critical, Creative Thinkers
Arts leaders gather in Pittsburgh for the Arts Education Partnership National Forum.
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Connecting City Residents with New Economic Opportunity Starts with Creating a New Model for Learning
In Pittsburgh, we’re preparing local youth from all backgrounds to be the creative problem solvers of tomorrow’s innovation economy.
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Fab Labs, MakerSpaces Come to Pittsburgh Area Public Schools
In Pittsburgh, a building boom of new 21st century digital learning spaces for students of all ages.
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Blue-Collar Renaissance Begins with STEM
How the focus on hands-on STEM learning in Pittsburgh is helping to develop the essential workforce of the future.
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Is Making the Next Industrial Revolution?
New “fab labs” give today’s students the chance to tinker with high-tech tools and 3D printers. Some say they are preparing today’s students for the next economic revolution.

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