Congratulations to the 2024 and 2025 LRIG-New England Sponsorship Winners
We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2024-2025 LRIG-New England Sponsorship Awards! The Sponsorship grants of up to $2,500 were awarded to those STEM and STEAM based clubs and organizations supporting Kindergarten through 12th grade students throughout New England. We had another strong group of applicants this year from which to select and we look forward to each winner presenting their progress at an upcoming LRIG-New England meeting. The winner of this year’s grants are:
Problem Solvers – Engineering Club – Bourne, MA
Girl Scouts of Central & Western MA – “Geek is Glam Event”
Project Hope – Pembroke, MA
Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School Robotics Team – Hamilton, MA
We would like to thank all the clubs and organizations who took the time to apply for our 2024-25 LRIG-New England Sponsorship Award and hope all will reapply as we continue to accept new applications for 2025 Sponsorship Award.
We are Accepting Applications for our 2026 Marsha Paul Educational Grant and 2025 Sponsorship Programs
The LRIG-New England has been supporting STEM and STEAM based education and organizations on the New England area since 2015. If you would like to see the different schools and organizations, we have supported please visit Sponsorship and Grant Winners – LRIG New England.
We are welcoming applicants for our 2026 Marsha Paul Educational Grant and our 2025 Sponsorship Grant. Both of these programs are intended to support STEM and STEAM based educators and organizations in the New England area. If you would like to apply for either grant or just learn more about the programs, please click on the respective link.
Please feel free to share the links with educators or organizations in your area that are looking for support.
Congratulations to the 2025 LRIG-New England Education Grant Winners
We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2025 LRIG-New England Marsha Paul Education Grants! The grants of up to $2,500 were awarded to those STEM based educators teaching in 8th grade through high school throughout New England that proposed the best project-based activities in laboratory education settings. We had another strong group of applicants this year from which to select and we look forward to each winner presenting their progress at an upcoming LRIG-NE meeting. The winner of this year’s grants are:
Whitman-Hanson Regional High School – “Robotics and Automation in Cinematography”
Greater Lowell Technical High School – “Enhancing Aquaponics with Real-Time Monitoring and Automation for STEM Education”
Stoneham Central Middle School – “Robotics Zoo Design Project”
Pembroke High School – “Additive v. Subtractive Manufacturing Across Disciplines”
We would like to thank all the educators who took the time to apply for our 2025 LRIG-New England Marsha Paul Education Grant and hope all will reapply as we begin to accept new applications for 2026 Educational Grant.