The 11th Annual Curiosity and Learning Conference is a gathering of educators passionate about transforming STEAM learning for ALL students of all ages. The conference features hands-on activities, innovative workshops, and inspirational talks from incredible leaders in education, highlighting how curiosity drives learning across disciplines including robotics, art, math, and creative inquiry. Described as a 'farmers market of innovative & inspiring learning,' attendees will have conversations with amazing educators and engage in immersive and joyful learning experiences. The event includes multiple agenda items: The Curiosity Lab sessions (9:00-10:00 AM and 10:40 AM-12:50 PM), and a group panel on 'How to Support Sensemaking for ALL Learners' (10:10-10:40 AM). Duration is 4 hours, suitable for all ages, and held in person. Refunds available up to 7 days before the event.

Paid internship for ages 16+ with prior Camp Aide experience. Assists in creating, implementing, and leading outdoor environmental education activities for ages 4-12. Mentors new Camp Aides. Runs Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm throughout entire summer camp season. Requires flexibility, patience, playfulness, and excellent listening skills.

Grants to USA and territories public, private, and charter schools to implement a high-quality STEM program at the middle school level. Funding is intended to cover the fees associated with teacher training and program implementation.

QCaMP for Educators is a professional development camp for high school educators focusing on quantum information science education. The program includes 7+ modules with slides, recordings, activities, and worksheets that can be incorporated into classroom settings and linked with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) K-12 framework. Educators will receive pedagogical discussions, feedback, resource sharing, lesson plans, and ready-to-go activities to incorporate quantum mechanics concepts into existing curriculum. No advanced math or physics required. Check back at the end of January 2026 to learn specific locations.

8-week summer cancer research program for middle school, high school, and undergraduate science educators. Participants engage in mentored cancer research (30 hours/week), receive curriculum development support, and create cancer-focused science modules for their classrooms. Two-year commitment includes post-summer professional development (12 hours/month). Program aims to encourage STEM education and cancer research awareness.