Help us bring quality STEM resources to high schools! It costs $500 to fund one high school in the U.S. for an academic year ($1,000 for schools outside the U.S.). Individuals or organizations can sponsor one or several high schools, or schools can sponsor themselves.

Looking for high-quality, standards-aligned resources to enhance your STEM and literacy initiatives? Express your interest in signing up your high school — or all the schools in your district. (Schools shown on the map in orange are part of an enrolled district.)

Is your school already enrolled in Science News in High Schools? Explore additional educator resources, watch informational webinars, get program updates, and make changes to your program account information.

Educator Guides supplement at least one of the articles in each issue of Science News and provide different types of student exercises for a teacher to choose from. 

Science News offers a concise, current and comprehensive overview of the latest scientific research. Stories are appropriate for readers in grades 9 and up.

Science News for Students covers science, health and technology for a younger audience, their parents and teachers. Stories are appropriate for readers in grades 5 and up.

This online community group shares ideas and best practices for using Science News in High Schools resources in the classroom.

E-newsletters are sent to educators at participating schools and include most recent Educator Guide, other teaching ideas related to recent articles and opportunities from Society for Science & the Public.

About every two weeks, each sponsored school receives a packet of ten copies of the most recent issue of Science News. The hard-copy magazines are addressed to the primary educator contact at a school.

Hear from Jennifer Claudio, an educator at Oak Grove High School in San Jose, California on how she uses Science News in High Schools resources to help her students with project ideation.

Hear from Julie Olson, an educator at Mitchell Senior High School in Mitchell, South Dakota, about how she uses Science News in High Schools resources to teach data analysis in her classroom.

Hear from Joe Gibson, an educator at George Washington High School in Charleston, West Virginia, talk about how he uses Science News in High Schools exercises in his classroom.

See how science teacher Kehkashan Khan from Chicago, Illinois uses Science News in High Schools educator resources in her virtual classroom.

Hear Will Stewart from Olney, Texas talk about how he uses SNHS in his virtual classroom to inspire and encourage student discussion.

Discover how we build STEM access by helping mentors support underrepresented and low-income students to enter research projects in scientific or engineering competitions.

Each year the Society brings 200 high school research teachers to Washington, D.C. for a weekend of sharing best practices and collaboration.

The Society is proud to add the Middle School Research Teachers Conference to our Equity & Outreach programs. Each year 50 middle school teachers will come to Washington D.C. to collaborate and learn from each other.

The Society awards STEM Research Grants to teachers across the nation to purchase equipment to assist their students in completing science research.

Resources, advice, and stories of inspiration on completing research outside of a traditional laboratory environment

STEM Action Grants are given to innovative organizations and non-profits that promote STEM education.