The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Program is a curriculum based around educating students in those four specific disciplines. STEM is interdisciplinary and integrates an applied approach to learning. This creates a cohesive paradigm that better simulates real-world applications. STEM graduates are more prepared for their careers after developing a diverse set of skills, knowledge and experience.

STEM Serves:

PreK - 5th Grade Students 

6th - 12th Grade Students 

Undergraduate Students and Interns 

College Graduates, Graduate Students and Entry Level Employees 

Journeymen and Mid-Professionals

Educators, Families and Professionals 

The Navy’s STEM is built around five priorities:

Inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers (S&Es).

Engage students and build their STEM confidence and skills through hands-on learning activities.

Educate students to be well prepared for employment in STEM careers.

Employ, retain, and develop Naval STEM professionals.

Collaborate on STEM efforts across the Department of the Navy, the Federal government, and best practice organizations.

NAWCTSD STEM FY24 (Updated Dec. 2023) outreach impact metrics:

Geographic reach across 9 Florida counties, and growing: Miami-Dade, Pinellas, Brevard, Duval, Hillsborough, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia.

327,624 Students directly impacted through STEM initiatives and events.

11,423 Teachers directly impacted through STEM professional development and support.

496 DoD S&E volunteers and mentors participation

44 unique events, including increased virtual outreach engagement during COVID restrictions.