Making A Difference
With research based pedagogy, we empower children to uniquely experience STEM, making it relevant for their lives. Children feel successful after completing STARBASE!
With research based pedagogy, we empower children to uniquely experience STEM, making it relevant for their lives. Children feel successful after completing STARBASE!
DoD STARBASE is a national science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) program in 80+ locations throughout the U.S that invests in America’s youth. Since 1999, tens of thousands of fifth graders and hundreds of middle and high school students in our community have experienced hands-on STEM investigations and projects, leading edge technology and innovative instructional methods through STARBASE Louisiana at Barksdale Air Force Base. Highlights include:
Provides program oversight, financial management, communications support, public affairs/ media relations, civil engineering and building maintenance, career mentors and graduation dignitaries
STARBASE Louisiana, Inc. 501c3
Bossier Parish Schools
Caddo Parish Schools
LSU Shreveport
PTC Design Engineering Software
Studio Graphics
Cyber Innovation Center
Bossier Chamber of Commerce
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Northrop Grumman Corporation
The Boeing Company
AEP Swepco
Rotary Club of Shreveport
VOA of Northwest Louisiana
Shreveport Regional Arts Council
North Louisiana STEM Alliance
Norton Art Gallery
Digital Media Institute
Base Host, civil engineering and communications support, student tours, career mentors, graduation dignitaries
AF Global Strike Command
8th Air Force
2nd Bomb Wing
93rd Bomb Squadron
26th Operational Weather Squadron
20th Bomb Squadron
11th Bomb Wing
2nd Medical Group
2nd Security Forces Kennel
2nd CES EOD
Air Force Association
Barksdale Military Affairs Council
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
Mayor Ollie Tyler, of Shreveport, La., proclaimed during the 1,000th STARBASE Louisiana graduation of fifth-graders at Judson Fundamental Elementary Magnet School in Shreveport La. that jointly with Mayor Lorenz “Lo” Walker of Bossier City, La. Thursday, May 19, 2016, will be known as STARBASE Louisiana Day.
Thanks to the cooperation of several base organizations, the Reserve-sponsored educational program for at-risk fifth and sixth-grade students, was able to expand to the 917th Security Forces lecture room. Use of the satellite classroom will allow STARBASE to accommodate twice as many students this school year, 1300 vs. 650, acccording to Kathy Brandon, STARBASE La., executive director. Classes will meet there daily.
https://www.307bw.afrc.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/183558/starbase-la-expands-its-mission/