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Transforming Lives Through STEM Education in Indiana Robot Resources Intended for Humans TechPoint Youth ensures Indiana’s underserved and underrepresented K-12 students have access to experiential learning opportunities that increase STEM knowledge and inspire STEM career exploration. Help Us Build Indiana’s STEM Future 70,000 students reached annually. 92 of 92 Indiana counties served.
Impacting 1 in 4 underserved students in Indiana. Ensuring Indiana’s underserved and underrepresented K-12 students have access to experiential learning opportunities that increase STEM knowledge and inspire STEM career exploration. Help Us Ignite Potential and Empower Futures “Robotics sparked my passion for engineering.
Now, I’m pursuing a STEM career! ” – Student How We Empower Our Students Hands-on STEM learning during school hours Read about In-School STEM After-school programs for deeper exploration Learn about Out-of-School STEM Guidance and role models for future innovators More on STEM Mentor Programs Connecting students to real-world opportunities Read about Work-Based Learning "One of of my female students was very shy and quiet starting out.
By the end she had become a leader and even voted by the team to be one of our competition level drivers for our only robot. Her confidence was raised to new levels never experienced before." “This goes beyond just a robotics club for today; it provides a fun learning environment now and will contribute to a more prosperous workforce in the years to come.
” — Celia, a STEM Mentor at James Russell Lowell Montessori #51 “It’s encouraging to see the support, enthusiasm, and opportunities available for us to pursue in this sector we love,” — Student at Noblesville HS.
Join Us in Shaping the Future Inspire the next generation of STEM leaders Inspire the next generation of STEM leaders See Who is Accelerating Our Future Building Bridges: Honoring An Educator Who Has Spent Their Career Opening Doors to STEM TechPoint Youth Receives $200,000 Grant to Expand Equitable STEM Access Across Indiana The 2026 Indiana Robotics State Championship: A Day Of Hard Work And Celebration Stay updated on events, volunteer opportunities, grant programs, and more by signing up for our quarterly newsletter, "Bits & Bytes."
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