Hawaii Science and Technology Museum

“See Schedule O Grants and allocations 0, Program service expenses 3,610”

“Travel 5,317”

“Meals and entertainment 4,452”

“Supplies 19,528”

“Depreciation 6,710”

“Advertising 935”

“Auto expense 244”

“Bank service charges 32”

“Insurance 3,705”

“Office expense 572”

“Program expense 10,008”

“Registration fees 705”

“Security 104”

“Website 312”

“Dues and subscriptions 42”

“Training 110”

“Other Assets Beginning of year 500, End of year 500”

“Accounts payable Beginning of year 14,982, End of year 622”

“Credit card payable Beginning of year 0, End of year 5,632”

“To provide educational enrichment to children and their families. Particular emphasis is placed upon science, technology, engineering and math.”

“Science Camps-Provided science camps for children in our community grades K-12 to improve science, technology, engineering, math education, and encourage more students to consider STEM careers. Focus is on serving students in underserved areas with socioeconomic challenges. Served approximately 1,000 students.”

“Special Events-Povided special events for families in our community to improve science, technology, engineering, math education for those served and encourage more students to consider STEM careers and encourage continued learning and exploration at home. Focus is on serving students in underserved areas and assisting with recovery through education after the Kilauea eruption. Served approximately 2,000 students and families.”

“Science Fairs-Provided science fairs for children in our community grades 7-12 to improve science, technology, engineering, math education, and encourage more students to consider STEM careers. Focus is on communities with socioeconomic challenges. Served approximately 150 students.”

“Robotics-serveral robotics workshops were hosted throughout the year. In the course of doing robotics students learn about engineering and design thinking, physics, computer science, teamwork, and social skills. STEM Library-lends out STEM books to students who require extra resources for independent research. Training-provided training to educators in our community to help them come up with innovative activities and techniques to get their students interested in STEM. Build a network of administrators and educators within the Hawaii Department of Education. Tutoring-provided after school STEM based tutoring to students that need extra assistance to reach their full potential.”