National Grid and Boston Children's Museum Select Six Afterschool Programs for Pilot STEAM Program
BOSTON, April 3, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- National Grid and Boston Children's Museum have selected six afterschool programs as pilot locations for the launch of a community learning model centered on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM). This partnership, which kicked off at an event today in Lynn, will foster vibrant learning opportunities by providing professional development and support to 40 afterschool educators serving more than 300 children ages three to seven.
- "A STEAM education is critical to the work we do at National Grid," said Alisha Collins, Director, Community Impact & Engagement at National Grid.
- With a $550,000 commitment from National Grid, the program will continue over the next three years in additional cities within National Grid service territories.
- Since 2006, National Grid has played an integral role in furthering the Museum's STEAM efforts.
- "As the Museum remains committed to promoting STEAM education and empowering community through dynamic learning, I look forward to continuing our work with National Grid and the organizations that are helping to build this exciting program," said Carole Charnow, President & CEO, Boston Children's Museum.