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• 2026 GSTA Conference Call for Proposals

  • Start
    01 Jul 2025
  • End
    13 Oct 2025
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    11:59 PM
  • Location
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  "Beyond the Lab: Making Sense of Our World"

  Unveiling the science behind every moment,  from the lab to your life.  Science is not confined to labs or textbooks but is woven into the world around us and is a gateway to understanding our daily experiences. GSTA invites discussions on practical science, community impact, and connecting theory with real-world challenges.

  STRAND I: Science in Schools and Communities 

  Looking beyond the lab to engage learners and educators in place-based science, revealing the science embedded in their communities. Sessions and field trips will highlight Georgia’s industries, connecting local phenomena to science learning and career pathways. These sessions explore and share ways to bring industry insights into the classroom to make learning relevant and inspiring to students.

  STRAND II: Reading, Writing, and Communicating Science in the Real World

  Scientific literacy bridges complex ideas and everyday understanding. These sessions explore strategies for reading and interpreting scientific texts, writing clearly about science, and communicating scientific ideas effectively to diverse audiences.

  STRAND III: Innovating the Future- STEAM and AI in Everyday Science

  Integrating the Arts with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEAM) alongside Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how we understand and apply science in context. These sessions highlight creative problem solving, design thinking, and the ethical use of AI technologies. Participants will discover how STEAM and AI together foster innovation, inspire curiosity, and prepare learners for an evolving world.

  STRAND IV: Leading Change- Advocacy and Leadership in Science Education

  Empowering educators, administrators, and community leaders to champion real-world, equitable science education. These sessions explore strategies for leadership, partnerships, and advocacy.

  STRAND V: Exploring Our World- Physical, Biological, and Earth Sciences in Action

  Explaining the world through sensemaking—helping students actively figure out how and why phenomena occur. Engaging applications in physics, chemistry, biology, and earth science, highlighting global connections and challenges. Educators will explore strategies and research to make science meaningful and relevant for all learners.

  
  

  
  

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• Virtual Roundtable with Representative Bryce Berry

  • When
    16 Oct 2025
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    4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
  • Location
    Online

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  Representative Bryce Berry serves Georgia's 56th District.

  Representative Berry's Bio:

  Born into a proud union household in St. Louis, MO, I was raised with the core values of hard work, integrity, and respect, instilled by my parents.

  ​At the age of 13, a pivotal moment occurred in my hometown when the tragic shooting of Michael Brown unfolded just blocks from my childhood home. This event fueled my desire for change and led me to the frontlines of the Black Lives Matter movement during the Ferguson uprising. Through collective efforts, we achieved significant milestones, including the election of Ferguson's first Black mayor and substantial improvements in local education and healthcare.

  Now living in the historic neighborhood of English Avenue and a member of the Antioch North Baptist Church, I serve as a Middle School Math teacher in Atlanta Public Schools. As I step up to represent the aspirations of a generation, I ran to become the first Gen Z member of the Georgia State House of Representatives. My goal is clear – to swing open the doors of opportunity for every resident in Georgia's 56th District. Recognizing the weight of history in our present moment, I firmly believe in our collective power to seize opportunities, bring forth results, and secure victory for the people I am committed to serving.

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• 2026 GSTA Conference

  • Start
    12 Feb 2026
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    8:00 AM
  • End
    13 Feb 2026
  •  
    5:00 PM
  • Location
    220 Coliseum Drive, Macon, GA 31217

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  2026 GSTA Annual Conference

  February 12 - February 13
  The Edgar H. Wilson Convention Centre
  220 Coliseum Drive

  Macon, GA 31217

  Registration Rates: 

  Early Bird (Register and Pay by 11/21/25): $150

  Conference Registration & On-Site: $175

  Pre-Service (Must Use a School Issued Email for Registration): $40

  One Day Thursday: $105

  One Day Friday: $105

  
  

  Payment Options: 

  Online via credit card:  Master Card, VISA and Discover

  Or by Check (Payable to GSTA)
  

  Mail to:

   GSTA

  860 Johnson Ferry Rd. NE Suite 140-334

  Atlanta, GA 30342

  
  

  Please note:  Your registration is not complete until payment is received!
  

  Registration for non-members includes membership dues for the next year.  Five dollars of your registration fee will be donated to the GSTA Foundation to support teacher mini grants and awards.  
  

  If you do not want part of your registration/dues to support the GSTA Foundation, email Zoe Evans, GSTA Registration Chair, zoe.oquinn.evans@gmail.com, to opt out of the GSTA Foundation donation.

  Refund Requests must be made to GSTA Treasurer no later than January 13th. 

  No refunds will be issued after that date.

  
  

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