Kicks off: June 24th at 5:30pm EST
Each month we will provide free professional learning on STEM topics of interest to you! June 24th:
Preparing the Next-Generation Workforce: Data Literacy, AI Education, and Design Thinking for STEM Innovation
June 22-23 at George Mason University
Free to attend: Grades 7–12 mathematics, science, and computer science teachers; instructional coaches; division specialists; and university faculty who support or plan to teach the Virginia Data Science high school course, as well as educators focused on data literacy and mathematical modeling. Free registration, breakfast and lunch both days, polo shirt, and resources.
June 25 - June 27 at Virginia State University
This conference is designed to inspire educators and leaders to rethink mathematics education through innovation, equity, and student-centered learning. Featuring keynote speakers Dr. Toya Jones Frank and James O’Neal Jr., the event brings together nationally recognized voices in mathematics education, equity, and instructional leadership.
All summer long in-person, virtual, and asynchronous
CodeVA is offering a variety of professional learning opportunities for educators throughout the summer. Their mission is to empower educators and all individuals who work with students to confidently integrate and teach computer science, helping expand access to high-quality computer science education for every learner.
July 23rd 12-1pm
Connecting Education and Industry: Best Practices for Building Workforce-Ready Pathways
July 21 - 23 at James Madison University
The VTEEA is putting out a call for presenters and sponsors for this year’s conference and would appreciate your help sharing it across your networks. We are looking for engaging Integrative STEM sessions focused on STEm curriculum and supportive partners who are passionate about advancing STEM education.
All summer at various locations
A summer professional development series offering educators interactive workshops across Virginia that highlight how agriculture and natural resources can be integrated into core classroom learning. With both in-person and virtual opportunities, the series provides engaging lessons, resources, and hands-on experiences for teachers of all grade levels.
August 6th 4-5pm
Expanded Learning Experiences, Expanded Practices: Understanding Quality Out-of-School Time STEM Facilitation
August 26th, Online
Start the school year with hands-on engineering activities that foster collaboration, communication, perseverance, and problem-solving while building a strong, engaging classroom culture from day one.
September 21st at JMU Festival Conference Center
Across Region 5, schools, businesses, higher education, workforce partners, community organizations and informal STEM providers are doing powerful work. The opportunity now is to connect that work into a stronger regional system.
This is not simply a conference. It is a working summit designed to move from ideas → connections → action.
September 26th at George Mason University
An engaging afternoon experience offering educators lectures, hands-on STEM activities, planetarium shows, and tours of George Mason University’s Observatory and satellite dish facilities. Featuring a keynote and meet-and-greet with Brigadier General Nick Hague, U.S. Space Force leader and NASA astronaut.
October 9th at Longwood University
Learn from leading educators and discover innovative STEM and instructional technology strategies that create meaningful classroom impact. Leave with engaging lessons you can implement as soon as tomorrow.
October 22nd-23rd
The 2026 Naval Station Norfolk Fleet Fest STEM Days will bring together 4,000 students for two days of hands-on STEM experiences designed to educate, inspire, and connect young learners with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through engaging outdoor exhibits.
October 30-31 at Hotel Roanoke
ETC 2026 brings together founders, researchers, investors, and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge advancements in technology and life sciences, showcasing innovation across AI, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and venture.
November 1, 2026 in Williamsburg, VA
Inspired by the African proverb “it takes a village to raise a child,” this year’s conference hosted by VPOST invites you to connect with your village, celebrate the power of community, and discover how we can strengthen the networks that help children and adults thrive.
November 7th at Virginia Peninsula Community College
Discover the breadth of STEM opportunities across the COVA region and connect with educational institutions, local government, nonprofits, and businesses working together to strengthen STEM education, training, and career pathways.
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