Building Pathways to Equity Through STEM Programs
Date: October 4, 2017
Time: 2:00 pm ET
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While STEM education has become a priority for K12 educators and policymakers, ensuring equity of access to high-quality STEM programs for all students remains challenging.

Attend this web seminar to learn some of the keys to building successful and equitable STEM programs that leverage robotics and coding. Leaders from Boston Public Schools will discuss the district’s “Excellence for All” (EFA) initiative, which is empowering Boston’s socioeconomically diverse student population through rigorous curriculum and enrichment opportunities, including cutting-edge STEM learning.

We’ll also be joined by two educators from Frisco ISD in Texas, who will discuss how the district built a successful robotics and STEM program that is significantly impacting student learning and achievement.

Topics will include:
  • The importance of educational equity in STEM learning
  • How robotics can enhance STEM programs
  • Keys to implementing STEM learning equitably for all students

Speakers:

Mary Driscoll
Instructional Superintendent
Boston Public Schools

Regine Philippeaux-Pierre
Project Manager, Excellence for All
Boston Public Schools

Nichole Aryanpur
Robotics Teacher, Pioneer Heritage Middle School
Frisco ISD (Texas)

Mimi McGhee
District Technology Applications Manager
Frisco ISD
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Who will benefit:
Administrators interested in equity, STEM programs or robotics. Anyone may attend.

Continuing Education Certificate:
All attendees of this live web seminar will receive confirmation of their participation, which may be used for purposes of CEU certification where applicable.
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