Bridging the STEM Education Gap for Under-resourced Youth
Technology and STEM education programs empower students and communities by providing practical applications and essential tools to build the skills needed for innovation and success in high-demand careers. A comprehensive sequence of math, science, and computer science courses is critical for college and career readiness. However, many U.S. high schools—particularly those in under-resourced communities—lack access to a full pathway of STEM courses, limiting opportunities for students.
The Bingham Foundation partners with school districts and community organizations to strengthen teacher capacity and support students, ensuring that course availability never determines a student’s future. With STEM careers in growing demand, The Bingham Foundation works to close the skills gap and expand opportunities for learners in under-resourced communities.
The Bingham Foundation was formed in 2018 by Mr. and Mrs. Bingham in direct response to these disparities as an out of school time quality STEM education enrichment program for youth 5 -15 years powered by RoboThink. We partner with Title 1 schools, nonprofit organizations and home school networks in Gwinnett County, GA and neighboring communities to level the playing field for all providing the essential skills, knowledge, and resources to thrive in an increasingly technological world.
Our robust instruction covers a variety of STEM topics including but not limited to robotics, coding, Artificial Intelligence and more. We are committed to fostering curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, empowering youth to emerge as future leaders in STEM.
We bring STEM to life for students aged 5–15, sparking curiosity and creativity through hands-on robotics, coding, and AI projects. Each session builds confidence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills — empowering young learners to explore, innovate, and shape the future.
