STEM Days Out in the Garden 2024

Are you a middle school educator at a Title I school? Bring your students to the Discovery Garden for Con Edison’s STEM Days Out, a free program that aims to spark interest among middle school students in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The program will be held at Brooklyn Botanic Garden on Tuesdays in Spring 2024.

STEM Days Out in the Garden

Tuesdays, March 26; April 2, 9, 16; May 7, 14, 21, 28; June 4 & 11, 2024

Openings for three groups per date, up to 30 students per group. We require a minimum ratio of 1 adult per 10 students.

This year’s theme is NYC 2100! During this hour-long program about climate solutions, explore hands-on stations throughout the Discovery Garden to learn how street trees, compost, and wetland ecosystems can help keep our future city healthy as Earth’s climate changes.

School groups must register in advance for Discovery Garden access at these times. Registration opens in late February.

All programs are outdoors and will be canceled in inclement weather. Check this page and your inbox for updates. Registered groups should arrive at the south entrance of the Garden (455 Flatbush Avenue).

About STEM Days Out

Con Edison provides more than $12 million in financial and in-kind contributions to students and nonprofits in New York City and Westchester that enhance STEM education. Funding includes support for scholarships to students majoring in STEM fields, as well as program support for summer internships and year-round programs benefiting underprivileged and minority students.

Con Edison is committed to improving the quality of life in the communities it serves. Hundreds of nonprofit organizations in Con Edison’s service area benefit from its funding, in-kind donations, volunteer efforts, and other strategic resources. For more information, visit coned.com/partnerships.