A charter school whose educational curriculum focuses primarily on science, technology, engineering, art, and math.

Grinnell College

- STEM/STEAM
- Project-Based
- Language Immersion
- Place-Based
- Montessori
- Environmental Science

Types of Charter Schools

STEM education provides a learning experience that integrates Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). 

STEM Education

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 6 types of charter SCHOOLS reinventing the ways kids learn

A charter school where education is framed through the lens of design thinking and creation.

Project-Based Charter School

STEM/STEAM Charter School

A charter school where daily instruction is taught partially in English and partially in the school's target language.

Language Immersion Charter School

A charter school where the school itself is located in a nonformal setting such as a museum.

Place-Based Charter School

A charter school where students at all grade levels perform independent tasks at their own rate and dependent on what the students want to learn.

Montessori Charter School

A charter school that teaches through the lens of nature and typically takes place outdoors.

Environmental Science Charter School

Integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) for learning in high school level courses. 

STEM in Secondary Education

 The main difference between STEM and STEAM is in the use of the arts in the learning experience. For example, using a robotic to paint is a STEAM learning activity, however, engineering the robotic arm itself is a STEM activity. 

STEM and STEAM

PECS (Physics, Engineering, Computer Science) includes the math-intensive STEM fields. 

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