Helping Youth See What’s Possible: A New Framework for Career-Connected Learning Beyond the Classroom, STEM Next
Posted by STEM Next on January 6, 2026
Afterschool and summer programs provide something schools often can’t: the freedom to explore, experiment, and connect learning to real life without the added pressures of grades or tests. For many youth, these programs are where early sparks of interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) begin to take shape. But interest alone isn’t enough. Without clear guidance or opportunities to see what’s possible, many young people lose momentum before they can fully imagine a future in STEM.
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