Vision Statement:

PLTW’s vision is to ignite the spark of American ingenuity, creativity and imagination within all our students.

This statement expresses the emotional and inspirational qualities of the PLTW program. It also seeks to make education for America’s youth an engaging, exciting and enjoyable experience, as well as support the vitally important spirit and fortitude of American ingenuity.

 

Mission Statement:

PLTW’s mission is to ensure that America succeeds in the increasingly high-tech and high-skill global economy, by partnering with middle schools and high schools to prepare students to become the most innovative and productive in the world.

This statement presents a set of significant and tangible high-level PLTW benefits. It provides a real- world context to view PLTW’s activities and the desired impact. It aligns PLTW with the goals that have been articulated by our leaders in government and the private sector.

 

Positioning Statement:

PLTW is the nation’s leading provider of STEM education.

The new PLTW position statement is intended to be rational, grounded and straightforward. It’s a leadership positioning that provides many benefits to the PLTW brand, including solid credibility and proven success in the market. In addition, the elevated stature helps to confirm in the minds of educators and administrators, as well as students and parents that the PLTW program is a prudent, trusted and valuable choice.

29-May-2013 - PLTW Undergraduate Credit Applications are now being accepted for the 2012-2013 school year!
If you took a PLTW class this year, now is the time to submit your applications to get undergraduate credit.

24-May-2013 - Waukesha STEM Academy enjoys using skills to decorate guitar for GuitarTown project
Students incorporate STEM ideas into guitar

14-Mar-2013 - PLTW Testifies before U.S. Subcommittee
PLTW President and CEO Vince Bertram testified this morning before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Research for the Committee of Science, Space and Technology.

07-Mar-2013 - Wauwatosa students create Rube Goldberg machine
Members of Project Lead the Way entered a machine designed to hammer a nail into regional competition.

26-Feb-2013 - Port Washington High School plans major investment in tech ed
Port Washington High School is planning a major investment in its STEM education programs as student demand for these courses exceeded classroom space.

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2013 Summer Core Training Schedules
MSOE
The schedules for this summer's Core Institute Training are now available!

EiE Engineering is Elementary Summer Workshops Announced

EIE
The schedules for this year's EiE workshops are now available!

2013 Counselor & Administrator Conference
Mark your calendar for the upcoming conferences in 2013 and 2014.

July 17th - H2O Teacher Trainings
Join H2Options for a Professional Development session on July 17th about water efficient technologies!

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