Timeline

During the 2009-10 school year, we will engage policy and opinion leaders from industry, foundations, education and government. These consultations and regional dialogues will reveal a new research agenda to improve our understanding of what really works, how we know it works, and what it will take to stimulate positive change in STEM education. At the end of the planning process (June, 2010), the initial draft of a STEM Education Reform and Advocacy Blueprint will be available and a California STEM Innovation Network will be in place to support the blueprint's implementation.