Georgia Youth Science & Technology Centers

Georgia Youth Science & Technology Centers GYSTC is a private, not-for-profit educational organization that aims to promote student achievement The state GYSTC, Inc.

Founded in 1989, Georgia Youth Science & Technology Centers, Inc. (GYSTC) is a private, not-for-profit educational organization designed to increase interest in and enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering and mathematics as subjects for serious study, particularly among elementary and middle school teachers, students and parents in typically underserved areas in the state. GYSTC is operate

d by Kennesaw State University, located just north of Atlanta, with 8 regional centers across the state. Situated on the campuses of public colleges and universities, technical colleges, science museums and Regional Education and Service Agencies (RESA), our centers are managed by experienced science educators who deliver and operate programming for their respective centers. GYSTC is truly a partnership of education, government and business and industry at all levels. Over 300 leaders across Georgia actively volunteer their time, experience and resources to serve on regional GYSTC Boards of Directors. Our Executive Directorate and Board Emeriti are composed of a cross section of leaders from the public colleges and universities, state agency heads and former chief executives of major corporations in Georgia. Board of Directors is a cooperating partner with Kennesaw State University and shares the responsibility of the overall direction of the organization and for helping to secure and provide resources to support the programs. High-ranking business and educational leaders and representatives from the University System of and the Technical College System serve on this prestigious board. A typical regional GYSTC Board of Directors is made up of local school superintendents, curriculum directors, business and industry leaders, college presidents

Are you an outstanding K–12 science teacher who is passionate about advancing STEM education and supporting fellow educa...
08/26/2026

Are you an outstanding K–12 science teacher who is passionate about advancing STEM education and supporting fellow educators? Do you work in one of the following GSTA Districts: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, or 11? We invite you to apply to become a member of the Georgia National STEM Teacher Corps.

Funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) through the National STEM Teacher Corps Pilot Program, GA-ESTEEM is a five-year initiative designed to strengthen and sustain the next generation of K–12 science teachers across Georgia.

Visit the following link for eligibility, expectations, application requirements, and complete program details: bit.ly/ga-nstc-apply

08/14/2026

GA-ESTEEM is launching a Virtual Mentoring Fellowship for the 2026–2027 school year, bringing together experienced science educators and early-career science teachers through meaningful mentorship, collaboration, and professional learning.

Whether you're interested in serving as a mentor or participating as a fellow, we invite you to be part of a community committed to strengthening Science Education across Georgia.

📅 Application Deadline: August 24

📖 Learn more about the program:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10n05dHfYcLB3zvo81X8NdPhP3LMhT2pjNQ9n7SEsYp8/edit?tab=t.0

08/14/2026

ONE WEEK LEFT TO REGISTER! 🌳🍃

Ready to step outside and bring learning to life? Join Georgia PLT for Step Outside! Practical Tips for Outdoor Learning, a FREE virtual webinar packed with practical ideas for taking learning beyond the classroom.

📅 Thursday, August 20, 2026
⏰ 3:30–4:30 PM
💻 Virtual via Zoom
💚 FREE

Learn from experienced educators Lauren Johnson and Gage Williams as they share practical strategies, helpful tips, and ideas you can use to make outdoor learning engaging and approachable.

🌿 Don’t miss out—registration closes in ONE WEEK!

👉 Register today: https://bit.ly/StepOutsideGAPLT

Tag an educator who would love to take learning outdoors! 🌳

06/26/2026
For the second year in a row, Magnolia Midlands GYSTC has had the honor of partnering with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Se...
06/05/2026

For the second year in a row, Magnolia Midlands GYSTC has had the honor of partnering with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Caretta Research Project to provide six Member System teachers and one board member with the incredible opportunity to stay overnight on Wassaw Island and observe sea turtles coming ashore to nest and lay their eggs.

This immersive experience offered participants the chance to learn directly from research biologists about turtle tagging and the critical importance of conservation efforts.

Thank you to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Caretta Research Project for making this unique and impactful learning opportunity possible!

Disclaimer: All photos, videos, and research activities shown were conducted under state and federal permits with the Caretta Research Project. Sea turtles are protected wildlife, and it is illegal to harass, disturb, handle, or interfere with them or their nests without proper authorization and permits. Please observe wildlife responsibly and give nesting turtles and hatchlings plenty of space. 🐢🌊

05/05/2026

Did you know that GYSTC has free resources for all, in addition to our tailor-made membership services? Visit our website at GYSTC.org and check out the “Free Resources” tab to learn more.

Happy National Teacher Appreciation Day! GYSTC wants to thank educators for all you do for our students and the impact y...
05/05/2026

Happy National Teacher Appreciation Day! GYSTC wants to thank educators for all you do for our students and the impact you make in their lives! Just like all of our Don Cargill STEM Scholars, teachers encourage and inspire their students to reach for the stars, and we are honored to assist on that journey!

A big thank you to CleanSpark  for hosting us for an outstanding site visit in Norcross last Thursday! It was a great da...
04/27/2026

A big thank you to CleanSpark for hosting us for an outstanding site visit in Norcross last Thursday! It was a great day of learning and seeing innovative technology and forward-thinking operations in action.

We love to see donations at work! Thank you, Generac Foundation (Augusta, GA & Trenton, SC), for investing in Georgia’s ...
04/16/2026

We love to see donations at work! Thank you, Generac Foundation (Augusta, GA & Trenton, SC), for investing in Georgia’s future STEM leaders!

Big news: Thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Generac  Foundation, GYSTC is providing nine Richmond County elementary sch...
04/14/2026

Big news: Thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Generac Foundation, GYSTC is providing nine Richmond County elementary schools with class sets of robots! Additionally, GYSTC will be providing specialized professional learning for the STEM Exploratory teachers diving into robotics - learning to code, troubleshoot, and integrate these tools into classroom experiences for students.

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3333 Busbee Drive NW
Kennesaw, GA
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