Woz Pathway Schools are an elite group of Schools that exemplify teaching and learning designed for students to explore their future in the tech economy. Pathway Schools and Districts make a strong commitment to multiple Pathways and access for all students. These dedicated learning environments benefit from signage to build community awareness of the STEM learning opportunities they offer, positively impacting enrollment. Steve Wozniak personally inducts each Pathway School and District each year at our conference.

There are currently 10 Woz ED pathway districts, 15 pathway schools, and one pathway organization. This is just the beginning of a journey to reshape the way we approach K-12 education through embracing an ever-changing world.

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Based in Chicago, Illinois, The Pathway to Adventure Council spans two states, serves more than 21,000 youth members, and includes nearly 8,000 adult volunteers and four service centers. Woz ED and PTAC joined forces to create Career Pathway implementation models that fit the Scouts meeting schedules, size, and locations resulting in an economically viable model that increased enrollment, retention, and diversity in the PTAC programs.

STEM2 Hub is an active aggregator for the diverse group of educators, corporations, policymakers, funders, community nonprofits, researchers, community leaders and others in the development and ongoing refinement of a local vision for STEM learning in Northeast Florida, reaching Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam, and St. Johns counties. Through the process of exploration and discovery, the STEM2 Hub students learn by doing while enjoying themselves in an environment of healthy competition where it is safe to fail and where fast failure can be a strategic tool of innovation. Woz ED was chosen to expand the strong work that was happening in the region with the addition of Drone Piloting and Cybersecurity to the right program offerings.

Woz ED has enjoyed a strong presence in Western NY for more than a decade and boasts a field office in the region. Innovative programs in Lockport, North Tonawanda, Kenmore Tonawanda, Lackawanna, Salamanca, Randolph, Falconer, Genesee Valley, and Niagara Falls make this region a popular visitation destination for educators who want to see the Pathways in action.