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Dr. Stacy Byous, STEM curriculum developer, published a children's book called Tattle Tails, which recently won the International Firebird Book Award in the Children's Educational category. She was among the faculty and staff authors honored at the Georgia Tech Library's annual Authors Celebration earlier this spring.
Throwback Thursday: Earlier this month, Heidi Turcotte, program director for campus and community coordination and the GIFT program, defended her dissertation, "Uncovering the Scientist Within: The Impact of Authentic Experiences on Mathematics Pre-service Teachers' Scientific Literacy." She will graduate in May with a Ph.D. in Science Education from Georgia State University.
TASIS Dorado x Georgia Tech • A Strategic Partnership in STEM and Global Innovation
TASIS Dorado has established itself as a leader in STEM education, earning global recognition from the Middle States Association through its STEM Program of Distinction and RAIL Endorsement for the ethical use of artificial intelligence.
Building on this foundation, we are proud to announce a strategic partnership with the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), one of the world’s leading institutions in STEM, innovation, and applied research.
A team from Georgia Tech visited our campus, including the Dean of the College of Lifetime Learning and leaders from the Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC), the College of Engineering, and International Development.
The visit included a tour of the new three-story Center for STEM Excellence, currently under construction, and a preview of the future Music and Visual Arts Center.
This collaboration strengthens curriculum, expands faculty development, and integrates STEAM across K–12, connecting learning to applications in engineering, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship, including participation in Georgia Tech’s InVenture Prize. It also advances TASIS Dorado’s STEAM Campaign, enhancing programs, faculty, and facilities while bringing global expertise to Puerto Rico.
With Board support, we recognize Ceciliana Stubbe for her leadership and strategic oversight. The STEAM Partnership Liaison Committee is led by Head of School Sara Hernández, with Amelia O’Neill leading academic implementation and Dr. Alberto Chiecchio, a globally recognized leader in ethical artificial intelligence, shaping innovation.
The partnership builds on a longstanding relationship between founder Federico “Friedel” Stubbe and Georgia Tech, where he was inducted into the Engineering Hall of Fame in 2024.
This initiative reflects a bold, forward-looking vision for TASIS Dorado and Puerto Rico, expanding opportunity and positioning the island as a leader in innovation, ethical artificial intelligence, and STEM. This is just the beginning.
Throwback Thursday: 40 students from Lilburn Middle School in Gwinnett County joined us last week on campus for a tour of the Invention Studio, retro video game workshop with the GT Library, and a STEAM activity at the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA). This outing was in part a celebration of another successful year of the GoSTEM Club at LMS, our after-school STEM club that meets weekly led by a rotating group of GT graduate students.
Earlier this spring the Georgia Tech Library hosted all published authors from the previous year for our annual Authors Celebration.
In this video you will meet Dr. Stacy Byous, STEM Curriculum Developer at @ceismc , and hear about her latest children’s book, Tattle Tails.
What are your summer plans?
We have STEAM programs for rising 2nd-12th graders that offer engaging learning experiences at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, and Georgia Tech-Savannah campuses. https://ceismc.gatech.edu/registration-open-georgia-tech-summer-2026
Faculty are looking to engage makerspace teachers in a two‑week immersive summer experience focused on motion, making, and mechanical design.
Educators will work alongside the CoDe Craft research group at Georgia Tech to explore hands‑on STEM learning and creative design practices that connect research to teaching.
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🔍 Learn more: https://www.codecraft.group/
