Welcome
to
the Website dedicated to the Chicago Public Schools
Exhibition of Student Science,
Technology, Engineering and/or Mathematics
(STEM) Research.
Our Mission, Purpose &
Objectives are here
Opportunities to
support this STEM Exhibition
are here
Volunteer to judge the
papers,essays or exhibits here
CELEBRATING
75 YEARS
of
support for the Science and Mathematics
programs of the Chicago Public Schools
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Results
of the City-wide Exhibition can be
found here.
CPS
STEM student receives a
National Award here.
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Results, including the Scholarships
awarded for many past Exhibitions of
Student STEM Research are available here.
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The 2025 theme is
2025 is the 75th year of the Chicago Exhibition of
Student STEM
Research. The Citywide Exhibition will be
held at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry
from March 13-16, 2025.
This Web site is
designed to assist the student in the
development of a research project, an essay, or
a symposium paper in the areas of Science,
Technology, Engineering and/or
Mathematics
(STEM).
The information on this website will be taken
from the 2022 STEM
Exhibition handbook (available here).
This information should be read carefully and
thoroughly by the student and the teacher.
Planning and selection of a STEM
research project, the method of developing a
scientific paper, and the adherence to safety
requirements are explained in depth in this
handbook.
If significant
progress has been made on a STEM
investigation, the participant may exhibit
his/her project at the local school STEM
Exposition. If successful, the participant may
move on to a Chicago Public Schools Regional STEM
Exposition. From this level, the project may be
chosen for exhibit at the Citywide Chicago
Public Schools STEM
Exposition.
A student researcher
at the high school level may also submit a STEM
based research paper for evaluation and possible
presentation in the Symposium. To participate in
the Symposium, a student is not required to have
an exhibit to display at the exposition, but
he/she must conduct primary STEM
research as a basis for the paper.
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