Professional development session for Ten80 Teams in the Miami area. Runs from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Part of Ten80 Education's National STEM League support programming.

A full-day conference for Arizona educators focused on professional development, innovative STEM content, networking with fellow educators, and discovering new strategies to engage young learners in meaningful STEM experiences. The event is sold out; the registration URL links to upcoming professional development opportunities at Arizona Science Center.

Hands-on teacher training session in Tallahassee for Florida educators (grades 7-12) on the AASHTO Bridge Module — a self-contained curriculum designed around real-world engineering and transportation challenges. Part of FDOT's STEM Outreach Solutions initiative.

The Science House, NCSU, is conducting a STEM To Your Doorstep Professional Development session for K-5 STEM teachers at the Coastal Satellite Office. Event runs 9 AM - 3 PM.

The Wisconsin Energy Institute and KEEP - Wisconsin's K12 Energy Education Program are bringing the KidWind Educator Workshop to Portage County. Held at the Midwest Renewable Energy Association's headquarters, educators will learn how to explore the power of wind and solar with their students.

Is your school or district looking for fun, hands-on STEM lessons to meet the K-8 science standards? Come experience the Center for Inquiry-Based Learning (CIBL) easy-to-use, standards-aligned, Student Activity Packs. Event runs 9 AM - 3 PM with lunch included.

One-day summit hosted by NC State Data Science and AI Academy focused on 'Developing a Data Science Mindset.' Connects educators and partners from across North Carolina to explore practical approaches to data science education. Features a dedicated student track. Support for North Carolina educators includes: CEU credit, a $100 stipend for the first 50 educators, substitute reimbursement, hotel accommodations for teachers traveling more than 50 miles, and a dedicated student track.

A two-day professional development experience (October 16-17) designed to help rural educators turn everyday observations into opportunities for authentic, student-driven scientific research. Educators will immerse themselves in field-based observation and data collection before bringing those experiences back into the classroom. Focused on expanding what's possible with resources already available in rural communities — local ecosystems, weather patterns, plants, soil samples, and everyday observations as starting points for research questions.

Hands-on teacher training session in Broward County for Florida educators (grades 7-12) on the AASHTO Bridge Module — a self-contained curriculum designed around real-world engineering and transportation challenges. Part of FDOT's STEM Outreach Solutions initiative.

A one-day conference for early childhood educators, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 7, 2026. Educators from preschool through early elementary years will come together for hands-on learning, connection, and professional growth. Seeking presenters who can provide interactive, developmentally appropriate 60-minute sessions featuring practical activities, resources, and strategies educators can bring directly into their classrooms. Sessions should encourage hands-on exploration, curiosity, play, inquiry, and meaningful early STEM learning. Presenter proposals due by Wednesday, September 30.

AVS Science Educators' Workshop on November 9-10, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A two-day in-service workshop on low-pressure experiments and modeling for high school science teachers from the United States and Canada, held since 1990. The workshop has five elements: (1) lectures on underlying science and mathematical calculations, (2) hands-on experiments and model development under instructor guidance, (3) onsite visit to a major industrial or research laboratory, (4) overview of science and technologies using vacuum technology, and (5) lessons on vacuum pump operation and maintenance. Approved for CEUs and aligned with national science and mathematics standards. Participating teachers receive a Certificate of Completion, 1.5 CEUs from the University of Dayton, and a vacuum system for their school (school must sign a liability release). Application deadline: September 18, 2026.

Registration is open for the educator workshop 'Spark Curiosity in STEAM with Phenomena.' Educators will explore how engaging phenomena can spark curiosity and create meaningful opportunities for students to investigate, question, and make sense of the world. Hands-on experiences include uncovering clues about Earth's past and exploring what might happen if spiders disappeared. Educators will discover practical ways to use phenomena as a starting point for STEAM learning. Audience: Educators in Grades K-8 (elementary and middle school). Event runs 9:30am - 2:30pm CT (15:30 - 20:30 UTC).

This seminar helps science teachers replace text-heavy slides with powerful diagrams and data visualizations that stick in a student's memory. Participants will explore the cognitive science behind how our brains process images to reduce classroom 'information overload.' They will learn to 'live-sketch' complex systems like cellular respiration or electric circuits to make invisible processes tangible. Runs December 7-11, 2026.

Two-day workshop (December 16-17, 2026), 9 AM - 3 PM each day. Come prepared to create or improve your school's science safety or Chemical Hygiene Plan. Receive free resources and information so that you can train other teachers in your school or science department.

A two-day clinic (October 12-13th, 2027) for Science Olympiad coaches. Monday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tuesday: 8 a.m. - noon. The clinic will introduce competition events and offer hands-on workshops conducted by experienced event supervisors, coaches, and National Level Science Olympiad experts. Approved for 0.5 PTSB credits. Registration opens August 2026.