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Find similar grantsIntent to Apply form due Dec 1, 2026; full SlideRoom application due Feb 3, 2027; site visits Mar-Apr 2027; Ohio STEM Committee votes on designations May 2027.
STEM and STEAM School Designation is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Recognizes schools that exemplify high-quality STEM and STEAM education practices.
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STEM and STEAM School Designation | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce STEM and STEAM School Designation STEM and STEAM School Designation The Ohio STEM Committee , Ohio STEM Learning Network and the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce are committed to ensuring every learner is challenged, prepared, and empowered.
STEM and STEAM education provides an opportunity for all students to discover and learn, pursue a fulfilling post-high school path and to become resilient, lifelong learners who contributes to society. STEM and STEAM education is an integrated approach to innovative teaching and learning where rigorous academic concepts are learned through real-world, problem-based experiences.
The Ohio STEM and STEAM School Designation was created to award and recognize schools that are exemplars of this work. STEM and STEAM Designated Schools employ highly effective teachers and leaders who meet the needs of the whole child.
In addition, these schools have well-established partnerships with businesses, non-profit organizations, institutes of higher education and other entities in their communities to prepare students for post-high school success. The STEM and STEAM Designation application is aligned with statewide initiatives, the Ohio Quality Model for STEM and STEAM Education, and section 3326 of Ohio law.
Current STEM and STEAM Designated Schools Printable table of STEM and STEAM designated schools in Ohio STEM and STEAM Designation Materials STEM and STEAM Designation Rubric *updated February 2026* For the application and all supporting materials, please visit the Ohio STEM Learning Network (OSLN) Website If you are a currently designated school interested in adding grade levels or STEAM designation, please contact us at STEM@education.
ohio. gov . FY2027 Application Timeline June 1, 2026 : Required Intent to Apply form opens.
Application opens in SlideRoom. December 1, 2026 : Deadline to complete the required Intent to Apply form. If you are interested in applying for this year's cycle but missed the deadline for the Intent to Apply form, email STEM@education.
ohio. gov for information. February 3, 2027 : Deadline to complete SlideRoom application.
The Ohio STEM Learning Network will contact schools that qualify for a site visit to schedule the visit. March - April 2027 : Site visits will be conducted during this time. April - May 2027 : Applicants will be notified of the Ohio STEM Learning Network’s recommendation.
May 2027 : The Ohio STEM Committee will vote on applicants for STEM and STEAM Designation. Last Modified: 6/2/2026 10:12:09 AM
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Ohio schools seeking STEM or STEAM designation; must demonstrate highly effective teachers/leaders, established community/business/higher-ed partnerships, and alignment with the Ohio Quality Model for STEM and STEAM Edu…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for STEM and STEAM School Designation are due February 3, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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