Berkshire STEM Network

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The Berkshire STEM Network is the product of a state-funded initiative to connect regional schools, and businesses for the improvement of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education and work force development within our community.

There are 9 regional STEM Networks across Massachusetts, all aimed at strengthening their region's STEM Network. Berkshire County's STEM Network is currently based in MCLA's Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation (CSI) building.

STEM Week 2026

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STEM Newsletter
September ’26

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Support student academic achievement in STEM subjects in order to prepare them for college and/or careers in critical STEM job sectors, including healthcare, technology, and engineering.
Provide accessibility to the STEM Library, housed in MCLA's Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation. This is a free library designed to support anyone interested in STEM education with a variety of materials, from textbooks to bug kits.
Partner with local businesses, educational and cultural institutions, and others who are passionate about enriching the STEM network of Berkshire County.

Partners

Adams Community Bank

Berkshire Community College

Berkshire Innovation Center (BIC)

Berkshire Museum

Berkshire Regional Planning Commission

Center for EcoTechnology (CET)

Flying Cloud Institute

General Dynamics—Mission Systems

Hancock Shaker Village

Lenox Public Schools

Hoosac Valley Regional School District