Mississippi HB237 would require the State Department of Education to create a STEM pilot program in certain school districts for high-performing.
Mississippi HB237 mandates the State Department of Education to establish a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) pilot program in select school districts for high-performing students in Grades 4 through 8. The program aims to motivate students to pursue STEM careers by introducing them to various STEM fields and careers. Components of the pilot program include guest speakers, field trips, academic challenges, and other recommended activities. Participating school districts must select a teacher as the STEM program advisor, who may receive an annual salary supplement.
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