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2019 ConferenceFeb 8, 2019 Provo Marriott AND Utah Valley Convention Center UtSTA Conference Early Bird registration is now open. Members $90.00! (ends 1/19/19) ------Individual Registration click here ------Group Registrations click here Awards Banquet Tickets available to purchase here. Phenomenal and Practical
The Messiness of Learning Presented by Derek Muller | GrantsConference Grants We have received grants from the Sorenson Legacy Foundation, IM Flash and the STEM Action Center to support our conference attendance. These are for teachers that need assistance to attend the UtSTA conference in February. Click here to print off a page that needs to be signed by your school/district fiscal agent. Once signed upload the document as an attachment within the APPLICATION FORM here. Priority will be given to rural schools. Each teacher requesting assistance will need to complete their own application. GRANT DEADLINE Dec 4, 2018 STEM Action Center The STEM Action Center has opened its grants for the 2018/2019 year. These funds are available to all public K-12 schools and teachers, with grants awarded to the most innovative and creative STEM project proposals. Curious about what that looks like? Don't wait. Due dates are soon. |
Membership Benefits-Network and collaborate with science educators in your subject, grade band, region and throughout the state -UtSTA Family Days where you can bring your family and join us in activities around the state -Discount to the Conference in Feb., Endorsement Courses, and other PD opportunities -Monthly newsletters with freebies, lesson ideas, activities, grant information and more -Local representatives you can contact for science support -Great resource for PD listings for relicensure, lane change and endorsements. | Upcoming UtSTA Endorsement Courses
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Mission Statement: The purpose of the Utah Science Teachers Association shall be the advancement, stimulation, extension, improvement, and coordination of science teaching in all fields of science at all education levels.