Amy Hollar
In her own words: "STEM matters to me because it gives my students the tools to think critically, solve real problems, and see themselves as creators, rather than consumers, of the world around them. As a middle school teacher, I see every day how hands-on, meaningful STEM experiences build students' confidence and encourage perseverance and curiosity. Being part of this program allows me to grow alongside my students and bring back opportunities that make learning more relevant and engaging.