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Science & Technology Teacher Resource Center
STTRC is a Multi-Purpose Resource Center serving public and private science and technology educators
K-12 throughout San Diego County by providing Treasures for Teachers.
Located at NTC Promenade (former Naval Training Center) in Point Loma, just off Rosecrans Street.
2825 Dewey Road # 205
San Diego, California 92106
CALL 619-255-2912
for an appointment to tour the Center.
We can be reached at:
sfreeburn@csgf.org
Science & Technology Teacher Resource Center is brought to you by:
Space Grant Education & Enterprise Institute
Our School House is GREEN . . . because we are environmentally friendly. We REUSE & RECYCLE donated materials for teachers to use in their classrooms.
STTRC is an inspirational project of the Space Grant Education & Enterprise Institute(SGEEI), a non-profit 501(c)3 that creates, facilitates, manages, and integrates K-12, college, university, and life long learning opportunities built around real world space, land, and sea projects.
Copyright © 2008-
Space Grant Education & Enterprise Institute-
all rights reserved
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This is the time of year
that individuals consider
giving to good causes. |
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Please consider giving to the Space Grant Education and Enterprise Institute.
Your tax deductible gift of 20, 50, 100 or more will support their teacher education and student development programs in science, engineering, environment and technology.
All its takes is 10 minutes on a secure fund raising web site. Simply
Go to www.guidestar.org
When the "Find Nonprofits" box appears type in the words
"Space Grant Education and Enterprise Institute" and click the "Search" button.
When the Space Grant site appears simply click the "Donate Now" button.
Answer the questions, and add your donation with the "Add to Cart" button.
It's as simple as that. Thank you for your consideration!
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Are you the ONLY teacher at your school
who thinks science is cool???
Do you like messy, oozy experiments?
Are you in need of some collaboration with other like minded teachers?
Join us on Thursday, October 16 at 6pm at
the Science & Technology Teacher Resource Center for
Science Talk
Science talk is a new monthly meeting of San Diego County Elementary Teachers who would like to exchange ideas about content, activities, ... in teaching science.
Science & Technology Teacher Resource Center
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A Library and Resource Center for educators to learn about FREE science and technology curriculum materials.
STTRC has established a library of materials including educational software, booklets, posters , and handouts created by government agencies (NASA, EPA), professional societies and commercial companies. Despite these entities best advertising efforts teachers normally do not know where to find these free or low cost resources nor do they have time to seek them out. STTRC has organized these rich resources for teachers to conveniently review and determine which ones would enrich their students’ learning experiences.
To learn more about the curriculum materials we have to share with teachers
click here.
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A Meeting Place for professional gatherings and FREE teacher professional development workshops.
- Comfortable “welcome center” that encourages creative and collaborative thinking
- Place for the presentation of ideas, formulation of projects, development of curriculum and
collaborative science & technology educators learning
- Easily accessible from the 42 school districts in San Diego County
For a full list of our workshops
click here.
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A Distribution Center where San Diego County teachers can obtain FREE classroom materials.
Teachers’ resources are stretched to the limit and many of us have to purchase basic materials, including pencils, paper, and pens, out of our own funds.
Convention items are discarded in San Diego, a mecca for science and technology conventions and conferences, big and small. These events typically have exhibit areas where vendors display products and give away
trinkets, most of which are of great value to us as teachers. What vendors don’t use they abandon. Government and commercial offices also discard materials whenever a marketing campaign ends, companies merge, change names or leave behind materials when they move.
Our solution? STTRC volunteers collect, sort, shelve and display these teacher treasures for pickup after school.
To discover more about the recycled materials we have for teachers click here.
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