The Mobile STEM Learning Center will be equipped to engage girls, across 245,000 square miles of our council, in a girl-led and girl-focused immersive environment that will include 3D printing, drones, robotics, virtual reality, coding, microbiology, space science, and much more.
An estimated 67% of our Montana and Wyoming schools are in rural areas. This translates to hurdles that can include a lack of access to honors courses, high-level technology business exposure, as well as limited access to quality curriculum and vigorous and engaging math and science courses. By bringing our STEM programming on the road, we’re able to meet Girl Scouts where they’re at so they can continue exploring their interest in STEM and future STEM careers, helping to fill the STEM workforce pipeline, and aid in closing the STEM gender gap.
