Builds science, engineering, and math knowledge through grade levels K – 12
Introduces and develops pre-algebra skills in early grades
Engages and empowers parents as valued partners in their children’s education
Works with families to prepare students to succeed in undergraduate engineering
and science programs in top universities
Chicago Pre-College Science & Engineering Program (ChiS&E) Spring 2024 Registration
Goals of ChiS&E
Strengthen Skills in Science and Mathematics
To raise community awareness about the importance of student success in science and mathematics.
Promoting Diversity in the Workplace
To highlight professional role models within the African American and Latino engineering community
Enriching the Community
Provide hands-on, activity-based instruction in science and engineering to parents and students.
Today, ChiS&E serves parents and students in more than 50 Chicago Public Schools.
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Your donation will allow us to help disadvantaged Chicago kids by connecting them to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education opportunities.
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