Our programs support teachers and students to engage with high-quality STEM activities and experiences. Using the STEM Learning Ecosystems model of cross-sector partnerships, our programs are designed to provide meaningful STEM enrichment for all in our community that goes beyond the traditional walls of the classroom. If you would like to be involved in any of the programs below, contact us at [email protected]

We support STEM inside and outside of the classroom by lending out STEM materials to teachers and club leaders. Our lending library contains STEM supplies suitable for ages Pre K – college and includes books, equipment, and STEM lesson kits. All items are now available on the Cape Cod Community College Wilkens Library. Please browse the inventory by searching for ‘4c STEM kit’ and check out an item using your 4Cs library card or the CLAMS library card!

Massachusetts STEM Week takes place every year during the third week of October and is organized by the Executive Office of Education and the STEM Advisory Council in partnership with the state’s 9 Regional STEM Networks. It is a statewide effort to boost the interest, awareness and ability for all learners to envision themselves in STEM education and employment opportunities, and complement the formal instruction happening in the Commonwealth beyond STEM week.

WaterWORKS invites high school juniors and seniors to a half-day program at Cape Cod Community College to learn more about the region’s Blue Economy and the types of career opportunities it presents. The program includes all sectors that wish to participate, including traditional marine trades, marine science and technology, commercial fishing and aquaculture, and water-based recreation. Cape Cod Regional STEM Network plays a key role in bringing this event led by the Cape Cod Blue Economy Foundation.

Watch the highlights of WaterWORKS 2025 below, video and interviews by Falmouth Community TV (FCTV).

The Cape Cod Regional STEM Network is proud to champion STEM learning through the vibrant high school robotics community across the Cape. These teams and leagues give students a hands‑on platform to explore robotics, develop technical skills, and collaborate through exciting competitions.

The Cape Cod Regional STEM Network's Teacher in Residence Program connects local K-12 teachers to STEM non profits, industry and government. This initiative brings real-world science and technology into Cape Cod classrooms by embedding educators within STEM-rich institutions for immersive, two-week externships.