Establishes the "STEM Curriculum Grant Program" for at-risk students in grades six through eight.
This bill establishes the "STEM Curriculum Grant Program" in the Department of Education to promote project-based learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for at-risk students in grades six through eight. The Commissioner of Education is required to select a minimum of two school districts with existing STEM curricular programs that meet certain defined requirements. Eligible programs must provide hands-on courses, an accelerated option for students at least a year behind, and offer curriculum development, professional development training, and classroom supplies.
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