1. Ohio’s Statewide STEM Initiative Sonya Pryor-Jones Metropolitan Cleveland Consortium for STEM Ohio STEM Learning Network-Cleveland Hub

2. Akron Regional Hub Cincinnati Regional Hub Cleveland Regional Hub Columbus Regional Hub Dayton Regional Hub National Inventors Hall of Fame School…Center for STEM Learning Hughes STEM High School Design Lab Early College High School MC 2 STEM High School Linden-McKinley STEM High School Dayton Regional STEM School NGA STEM Center

3. Managed by Battelle and a team of affiliates, OSLN promotes Ohio’s growth in STEM education quality by building capacity for teaching and learning using a network-centric philosophy Ohio Business Alliance for Higher Education and the Economy Akron Inventors Hall of Fame School

4. Cleveland Regional Hub Design Lab Early College High School MC 2 STEM High School Loss of traditional manufacturing industry Loss of urban population Shift towards advanced manufacturing Third Frontier Major hospitals New school CEO & plan for schools of choice

5. Design Lab Early College H.S. A Hybrid Design

6. KWF Early College STEM focus in Industrial Design & Technology Direct link to emerging economic development initiative, District of Design Stimulus funded summer internship

7. MC 2 STEM HIGH SCHOOL A Community Embedded Design

8. 9 th Grade Campus The Great Lakes Science Center is one of America's largest interactive science museums. More than 400 exciting "hands-on" exhibits. Exciting educational programs show visitors the interdependency of science, environment and technology, particularly in the Great Lakes Region. 10 th Grade Campus Nela Park, located along Noble Road in East Cleveland seven miles east of downtown Cleveland, was the world's first industrial park. The 92-acre campus is home to General Electric's Lighting Division and employs around 1,200.

9. "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.“ George Bernard Shaw “Every single social and global issue of our day is a business opportunity in disguise.“ Peter Drucker

10. Sonya Pryor-Jones Metropolitan Cleveland Consortium for STEM OSLN-Cleveland Hub sonya@mc2stemhub.org 216-368-7568 (o) 216-357-9850 (m) www.osln.org www.mc2stemhub.org

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