$10 Billion Federal STEM Initiative to Train 1 Million New Teachers
Congress has approved a $10 billion STEM education initiative aimed at training one million new science and math teachers over the next decade. The program addresses critical teacher shortages in technical fields.
STEM education initiative launched
Program Details
The initiative provides scholarships for STEM teachers, loan forgiveness for those serving in high-need schools, and grants for universities to expand teacher training programs. Funding begins in fiscal 2026.
Addressing Shortages
America faces a shortage of 100,000 STEM teachers, concentrated in rural and urban districts. The initiative particularly targets underserved communities where students have limited access to qualified instructors.
Industry Support
Technology companies have pledged matching funds and internship opportunities for program participants. The partnership addresses workforce pipeline concerns while improving K-12 education.
Congress approves $10B STEM plan to train 1M science and math teachers, tackling shortages starting in 2026.
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