“Our students have made amazing progress in their problem-solving skills, have learned how to set effective personal goals, and are constantly testing the bounds of what is possible by collaborating on exciting ideas.”
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Learning Objectives
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is firmly committed to advancing STEM education in K–12 schools to prepare students for future opportunities in the science, math, engineering, computer science, and technology fields. Their strategic focus ensures that Oklahoma students are well-prepared to meet the demands of a technologically driven economy and remain competitive in a global job market.
So how can your school meet OSDE objectives while providing exciting, hands-on STEM learning engagements that students will love? Sounds like a job for SmartLab!
SMARTLABS IN OKLAHOMA
Our supplemental curriculum focuses on bringing core STEM/STEAM subjects to life—but we also weave in plenty of opportunities for learners to practice collaboration, communication, teamwork, and many other 21st-century skills they will use throughout their lives.
While SmartLab can certainly help your school meet STEM learning objectives, our engagements also support your students on their journey to becoming responsible, respectful, well-rounded citizens.
SMARTLAB STANDARDS ALIGNMENT
The OSDE follows the Oklahoma Academic Standards, which were developed to align with the state’s college and career readiness objectives but still reflect a number of national standards. The SmartLab curriculum is in 70% or higher alignment with the following standards:
These Oklahoma schools and districts have already implemented SmartLabs.
The Creative Learning Systems team has helped public, private, rural, urban, large, and small schools secure funding. Your regional sales manager can:
ESSER for Public Schools
Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund
EANS for Private Schools
Emergency Assistance to Non-Public Schools
Private Donors
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Funding Through Grants
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Learn More About ESSER for Public SchoolsTalk to a CLS Regional Sales Manager to learn how your private school can access the right funds.
Let’s TalkMeet the private donors working to make SmartLab Learning accessible to all.
You don’t have to go it alone — the CLS team can help you with the grant search and application process.
These organizations and donors are working to improve access to STEM learning opportunities across Oklahoma.
“Our students have made amazing progress in their problem-solving skills, have learned how to set effective personal goals, and are constantly testing the bounds of what is possible by collaborating on exciting ideas.”
“SmartLab Learning has been instrumental in helping us grow equitable and sustainable STEM programming for all our learners, K–12. They continue to partner with us as we expand and increase opportunities for student learning, teacher support, and program improvements.”
“I think the most exciting thing that I’ve discovered about working with my students in the SmartLab is that it can help them to grow a love for school, for learning. There are students at our school who are just burnt out with worksheets and paperwork, and the opportunity to have something new and different—and to have the freedom to explore—has been phenomenal for them. I’ve really enjoyed watching their growth.”
“I have discovered that students in the SmartLab are way more open to things than they think that they are. Learning in the classroom is sometimes boring and it’s a lot of teacher talking and student listening. But they find that when they’re in the SmartLab that they enjoy it more. They’re excited to get there. They want to do the projects. They like being able to work and talk with their neighbor versus in classrooms where they don’t normally get to.”
We’re excited to hear from you. Let’s change the way your students engage with math and science—in and outside the classroom.