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Event Includes:

  • FREE Registration - made possible through partnership between NCDPI and the SERVE Center, hosted by Moore County Schools (limit of 300 attendees)

  • 2 Day Conference: 

    • Day One = "traditional" conference setting with hands-on concurrent sessions.  NEW LOCATION - the beautiful Pinehurst Resort!

    • Day Two = Elementary Robotics/Engineering Showcase with 300+ K-5 students + hands-on opportunities for attendees (see video below!)  (location:  Pinecrest High School)

  • Inspiring Keynote

  • Hands-on concurrent sessions from teachers and other educators across North Carolina

  • FREE Breakfast and snacks!

  • Ability to connect with like-minded educators across North Carolina!

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2019 Conference Recap Video:

2022 Conference Photo Album:

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What Past Attendees Are Saying

"Moore County’s STEM program is fantastic!"

"Many of the engineering activities I learned about today can be quickly and easily implemented into my current classroom practices. It gave me better ideas of how to integrate STEM, especially the robotics portion, into lesson across the standards. "

"I have a better understanding of the STEM/Creative Process and how to fit it into my daily schedule."

"What I found the most useful from the experience is seeing how the entire school system is using the engineering framework to guide hand's on instruction."

"We will be taking back the planning and logistical information to use during our strategic planning session. "

"Loved it!"

You have done a terrific job with this event and I appreciated all the effort that was put into making it possible! Thank you."

 

"LOVED THE PD and can't wait for next year!"

"I will use the experience from attending the conference to make goals for next year and how I can incorporate STEM at a different level next year with my students other than the basics of technology only."

"I have a better understanding of how to use some of the technology at my school and will be able to incorporate it more in my classroom"

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