Schools and organizations are encouraged to partner with their local Farm Bureau for $1,000 grants to start or grow K–12 agricultural literacy programs. Grant applications for the 2026–2027 school year are now open and will close on June 12.

Siemens is launching the Pathways to Learning Engineering middle school pilot, featuring the project-based Exploring the World of Engineering curriculum. Educators can sign up for a one-day virtual training and optional 1:1 sessions running through summer to December.

The Virginia STEM Education Metric provides guidance and support in defining high-quality STEM education for in-school and out-of-school programs, school divisions, schools, and educators. It is intended to help administrators identify strengths and opportunities for growth within STEM programs in order to support planning, implementation, and continuous improvement.

If you are in Waynesboro, Staunton, Crozet, and surrounding areas — check out the summer camps offered by Juice Works 3D Innovation Academy in partnership with Iron Cross Robotics! They offering two unique summer camps for kids ages 8–14.

Students from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Chantilly High School, and Langley High School, we have been developing O-Seal, an autonomous system that detects and seals leaks inside pressurized water pipes without any excavation or service disruption.

Free ready-to-use Career Tours that show students the real careers behind the tech they use every day.