Advancing STEM Education: Toyota Provides Up To $8.6 Million To Support Georgia Schools
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Toyota USA Foundation has announced grants of up to $8.6 million to support STEM education in Fulton County Schools (FCS) in Georgia. This five-year initiative, part of Toyota's Driving Possibilities program, aims to prepare students for future STEM careers. The funding will focus on three key areas:
1. Expanding services at Student and Family Engagement (SAFE) Centers
2. Integrating STEM learning with Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) curriculum
3. Providing STEM-specific professional development for educators
The initiative is funded by Toyota USA Foundation, Toyota Motor North America (TMNA), and Toyota Financial Services (TFS). It builds on Toyota's 65-year history of community support across the U.S. and is the company's largest and most comprehensive education program to date.
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- Toyota is investing up to $8.6 million in STEM education for Fulton County Schools
- The initiative aims to prepare students for future STEM careers
- The program expands community resources and services for PreK to 8th grade students
- Toyota is providing STEM-specific professional development for educators
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Hands-On STEM Program, Community Resource Centers for
"Our goal is to increase awareness of future STEM careers while helping build sustainable programs in the communities where our Toyota team members live and work," said Tellis Bethel, group vice president of social innovation, Toyota. "With nearly
Driving Possibilities focuses on PreK-12 education and builds on existing programs across the country. The long-term initiative's aim is to close educational gaps for students through innovative, hands-on STEM programming while addressing the essential needs of students and families.
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- Increasing the level of service at existing Student and Family Engagement (SAFE) Centers. Located in two FCS high schools, Toyota's support will expand community resources and services to also include PreK to eighth graders at identified schools.
- Integrating STEM learning with the Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) curriculum to provide additional learning resources to students.
- Providing STEM-specific professional development for FCS educators, with support from Kennesaw State University.
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