WEBINAR -

California: Build a District-Wide STEM System

A practical framework for California district leaders to move from isolated STEM pilots to scalable, system-wide implementation.

Led by Hope Thompson, an experienced education specialist, the webinar explores over 35 hands-on programs for after-school, out-of-school time, and summer initiatives in K-12 settings. Overview

Most districts don’t struggle to start STEM programs.
They struggle to scale them across schools in a consistent, sustainable way.

This webinar is designed for district-level decision makers who are evaluating how to move beyond one-off initiatives and build a STEM system that works across diverse schools, teachers, and student populations.

You’ll leave with a clear model for implementation, not just ideas.

What You’ll Learn

Why most STEM programs fail to scale across districts
The structural barriers specific to California schools
The 4-layer model for building a scalable STEM system
What implementation looks like from pilot to district-wide rollout
How to reduce dependency on specialized STEM teachers
How to ensure equity across different school environments

Who This Is For

Superintendents
Assistant Superintendents
CTE Directors
STEM / Innovation Coordinators

If you're responsible for district-wide strategy, implementation, or program adoption, this session is built for you.

Why Attend

Get a clear, operational framework, not theory
Understand how to scale across multiple schools without breaking your system
Learn how to align STEM with workforce pathways in technology and sustainability
Avoid common implementation mistakes that cause programs to stall

What Makes This Different

This is not a product demo.
This is a district-level implementation model based on real constraints:

limited teacher capacity
uneven infrastructure
pressure for equity
need for long-term sustainability

Register to learn how to build a STEM system that works across your entire district, not just one school.

Register for this webinar