Pryor High School Innovation Center recently hosted a STEM Consortium for educators from across the region. The event, sponsored by PITSCO Education and MidAmerica Industrial Park, provided a space for teachers to collaborate, explore new tools, and experience hands-on STEM learning opportunities.
Educators gathered at Rogers State University – Pryor campus, where the PHS Innovation Center is housed, for a morning focused on practical strategies for bringing STEM to life in classrooms. Participants learned how to introduce coding, robotics, and career exploration to students from elementary through high school.
Teachers also had the chance to get hands-on with PITSCO’s LUMA and Infinity products, experiencing for themselves the type of interactive robotics curriculum that has proven so valuable for Pryor students.
By sharing the successful experiences of the Pryor STEM program, the Innovation Center aims to encourage other schools to build strong STEM pathways that engage students and prepare them for the future.
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