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Sports are a powerful tool to engage students, but many don’t realize the vital role technology plays in the sports world. By connecting students’ passion for sports with hands-on learning, we show them how technology drives athletic performance, data analysis, sports equipment innovation, and more.

Combining the excitement of sports with the power of STEM education.

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The Play-by-Play

The latest stories of student success, innovative teaching methods, and the technology transforming how we play, learn, and grow together.

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When Learning Supports Wellness: A Meaningful Discovery at Columbus STEM Program

A regular heart rate tracking exercise revealed elevated pulses in teens, demonstrating how hands-on learning creates dual benefits in health screening and data analytics education.

The Perfect Match: A Grand Slam with Advantage Cleveland

STEM Playbook and Advantage Cleveland partner to bring science education to tennis clinics, demonstrating how sports naturally integrate STEM principles.

From Wearables to Wow-Factor: United Way Gears Up for STEM-Powered Summer Camps

In preparation for a four-week summer camp for youth, twenty facilitators convened to experience a hands-on STEM Playbook professional development session like no other.

Bridging the Gap Between Sports and Science: Efficacy Report Release

STEM Playbook students in Northeast Ohio use basketball to learn complex concepts in math and physics.

Hypotheses, Heartbeats & High Scores: Students Connect Data and Physical Activity

Students explored science through motion - they were the game controllers. Students jumped, ran, and moved their way through the activity, watching their heart rates rise and fall as they leveled up.

Scoring Big with Science: STEM Playbook Partners with the Cleveland Cavaliers & NEOSTEM

On March 16, 2025, the Cleveland Cavaliers, NEOSTEM Ecosystem and STEM Playbook will team up for Score with STEM an exciting event for hundreds of families across Northeast Ohio that combines a love for basketball and STEM.

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