“We recognize the importance of offering STEM programs to prepare our students for jobs that do not yet exist in our rapidly changing world.”
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MEET ACADEMIC NEEDS
The Florida Department of Education aims to ensure that the 2.8 million students it serves receive the instruction and resources they need to build bright futures. That includes supporting robust programs focusing on science, technology, mathematics, and engineering, so that young Floridians can carve out space in the competitive local and global job markets.
To that end, STEM and STEAM programs remain a priority throughout the Sunshine State, with a particular focus on engineering and technology education.
Stem Learning in Florida
The Florida DOE commits to providing high-quality education for students at all levels, with special emphasis on college and career readiness. To prepare for post-high school life, learners need opportunities to develop and test solutions to real-world problems in a safe, supportive classroom setting.
And with Florida’s vulnerable shorelines and lowlands, it’s more important than ever that today’s learners become tomorrow’s scientific and engineering innovators.
So how can SmartLab Learning help?

See which Florida schools and districts have implemented SmartLab Learning solutions.
The Creative Learning Systems team has helped public, private, rural, urban, large, and small schools secure funding.
Funding STEM for the Long Term
Your Roadmap to Funding a Sustainable STEM Program
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Funding Through Grants
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Fuel your STEM initiatives with comprehensive funding strategies
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Meet the private donors working to make SmartLab Learning accessible to all.
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You don’t have to go it alone — the CLS team can help you with the grant search and application process.
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“We recognize the importance of offering STEM programs to prepare our students for jobs that do not yet exist in our rapidly changing world.”
“The right project finds the identity for the kid. The kid finds their identity in the project…They come in as kids. They leave seeing themselves as engineers, creators, and collaborators.”
“The students have more say in their own learning—they get to drive it. Here, collaboration has increased, and it‘s more of a social learning environment. The students have pride in what they‘re doing.”
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science—in and outside the classroom.
