Teachers in Space, Inc.

On behalf of our board, staff, volunteers, and our project participants, Teachers in Space, Inc. is thrilled to thank Amateur Radio Digital Communications (ARDC) for being a consistent funding partner!!! ARDC’s generous grant funds will support under-resourced teachers and students in New Mexico, New York and Washington State!!! ALL project participants will be introduced to local Amateur Radio Clubs (ARCs), learn to contact ARCs where they teach and gain the ability to listen to communications from orbiting satellites and ISS using SDR dongles on amateur bands and other frequencies. In addition, they will receive advanced STEM education, equipment, materials, resources and support to build CubeSats and track satellites in their classrooms!

To learn more or register to be a project participant go to:
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To learn more about our initiatives check out our website: https://www.tis.org/
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Summer workshop registration open now!
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Includes laptop, Arduino-based classroom cubesat kits, stipends, 1 yr classroom support, flight opportunities. $35 instate, $1600 out-of-state.
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15-18 June Albuquerque
13-16 July Seattle
11-14 Aug NYC

On behalf of our board, staff, volunteers, and our project participants, Teachers in Space, Inc. is honored to have the American Space Exploration Children’s Trust Fund join us as a new funder! Our missions align as we teach about issues and practices in space safety for systems and for people, nurturing thought leadership and innovation with respect to these concepts. We empower teachers with knowledge, confidence, skills and materials to lead their students in building space flight experiments which contribute to actual scientific research. Tomorrow’s breakthroughs in space safety will depend on the young minds we inspire today. A BIG thank you to Empire Space for making this invaluable connection to our new partner. Together we will advance space safety for ALL! To learn more about our initiatives check out our website: https://www.tis.org/

Today is the Day!
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97% of the teachers and students in our programs are in Title 1 schools.

“I introduced my 2nd grade students to the Classroom CubeSat Experiment at the beginning of the school year. They are thrilled this will be our classroom science project for the year that they will be presenting to the entire school! We are also discussing different jobs that require you to have these technical skills, plumbers, electricians, etc. My students are like, “Wow, I thought only astronauts needed to know this stuff”. At the end of the day, I ask them what their favorite part of the day was, and they all say, “math and science”. I am excited to see where this experiment takes us.”

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Teachers in Space is inspiring students to reach for the stars, proving that with dedication, hard work, and learning an engineering focused STEM curriculum they can achieve new heights in their life, education and future careers. JOIN US in engaging the next generation to achieve!

Sincerely,
Elizabeth Kennick
Founder and President

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On behalf of our board, staff, volunteers, and our project participants, Teachers in Space, Inc. is elated to thank Glenn W. Bailey Foundation for their grant award!!! Aligning with the Foundation’s mission we are fostering pathways to success in globally competitive STEM careers for students in the United States. The Foundation’s funds will support our program that provides students and educators with enhanced resources for hands-on, STEM-based learning. TIS serves to help teachers and students thrive, fostering a culture of empowerment for future generations’ potential to flourish. 🚀💫☄️
📌To learn more our about our STEM education initiatives check out our website: https://www.tis.org/

Great thanks to the person who donated $1000 to our Human Flights Fund via Facebook on 21 October 2025! You've brought us that much closer to achieving our mission. We are SO eager to announce our first teacher candidates for flight. SOON! Please encourage others to help us close the ever narrowing funding gap!

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Mission & History | Explore Our Journey — Teachers in Space Discover the educational mission of Teachers in Space, and how we connect teachers with space experiences to inspire future STEM leaders.

We have more classroom payloads launching 8/23 with Blue Origin. Thrilled by this opportunity to fly even more experiments and share more collected data! See details of previous flown experiments and collected data here: https://www.tis.org/resources-1-1-1-1

New Shepard | NS-35 Blue Origin will launch a New Shepard rocket with NS-35 from Launch Site One, West Texas, Texas, USA.

On August 4-7, Teachers in Space, Inc. held a 4-day hands-on training and professional development workshop in Gloversville, NY. We had the pleasure of teaching New York and New Mexico educators about assembling CubeSats and how to integrate CubeSats into their classrooms! 🤩 🛰️

Pictured: Some of our educators working on building CubeSats and refining their soldering techniques. We can't wait for more to come! 💻 🚀

🚨Gear up to ignite STEM exploration in your classroom!🚨

TIS has developed an ONLINE COURSE to help you integrate STEM into your classroom using Arduino-based CubeSat flight experiments! No prior experience with electronics is required. You will also have the opportunity to send us your student-made experiment for flight as a payload aboard one of our various missions. 💻 🚀 💫

Participants will be able to...
- Gain 16 hours of professional development credits
- Assemble an Arduino microcontroller and sensors
- Program an Arduino and collect data from the sensors
- Solder basic components for CubeSat builds and future electronics projects
- Assemble a CubeSat frame containing an Arduino microcontroller and sensors
- Understand & use the Engineering Design Process to develop future CubeSat experiments with students

Registration is $400, providing access to all lessons in the course until June 30th, 2026.

📌 To register for the online course, click HERE:
https://bit.ly/3THes1g

📌 For more information on the online course, click HERE:
https://www.tis.org/online

🚨 Only a few spots remaining! – Don't miss out, apply TODAY! 🚨

On August 4th-7th in Gloversville, NY, we will be having a 4 day hands-on training and professional development workshop to provide educators with an accessible program that introduces them to working with CubeSats in the classroom. No experience required!

Enrollment Includes:
- FREE enrollment for NY and NM educators, $1600 all else
- FREE laptop for all participants in our school-year support program
- FREE breakfast and lunch for 3 of the 4 training days
- $250 Stipend
- 28 hours CTLE
- Two CubeSat kits
- Access to regular office hours and troubleshooting with TIS throughout the 2025/2026 school year support program
- Opportunities to fly a student-built CubeSat abroad a High Altitude Balloon or other Stratospheric flight platform
- Opportunities for your students' experiments to be built into a CubeSat that will fly aboard a suborbital rocket flight

Inspire your students to build experiments destined for spaceflight! 🚀 🌟

🚨 Apply NOW at the link below:
https://forms.gle/pA5xam1dfZpWiLW9A

🚨 For more information, click below:
https://www.tis.org/in-person-2

31 July is . We're grateful to our Social Media intern Mau. A BioMed Engineering student, Kaitlynn jumped into a 6week engagement with an eagerness to learn and share about Teachers in Space, Inc. She's improved our reach and impact on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram, and inspired our team to communicate more of what we do.
Thank you Kaitlynn, and best wishes for your coming Junior year!

Thanks to , we have an incredible opportunity to fly another one of our payloads on 's upcoming 34th New Shepard mission! We're excited to showcase to collaborative efforts of our teachers and students who worked together to build CubeSats. 🤩 🚀

On NS-34, will relaunch the same payload that had previously launched on NS-31, alongside an all-women crew. This marks the payload's third flight - and its second time flying with people onboard. With this mission, we hope to validate previous flight data and compare the results across launches. We are thrilled for what's ahead! 👏 🌟