Фонд PSO выделил гранты на STEM-проекты 16 школьным клубам FFA в Оклахоме

16 Oklahoma FFA chapters receive STEM grants from PSO TULSA, Okla. — The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) Foundation has awarded 16 STEM after-school grants to FFA chapters across Oklahoma. PSO said the grants support innovative science, technology, engineering and math projects for the 2026-27 school year. They will also empower students in hands-on learning through projects in animal science, food safety, agricultural technology and more. The program is designed to spark curiosity and career readiness in agriculture-related STEM fields, supporting everything from school gardens to drone aviation. PSO said each winning chapter will be recognized at the upcoming FFA Chapter Officer Leadership Training (COLT) conferences, held across five regional events in late August and September. "Opportunities like the PSO Foundation’s STEM After-School Grants allow FFA students to take what they learn in the classroom and apply it to real world challenges,” said Jacey Fye, Executive Director of Oklahoma FFA Foundation. “These grants give students the resources to explore new ideas, develop valuable skills and see how agriculture and STEM connect to the careers of the future.” The program is part of the PSO Foundation's broader effort to promote academic achievement and workforce development across the state. Grants will be awarded to FFA Chapters in Bartlesville, Antlers, Hugo, Valliant, Wapanucka, Apache, Fletcher, Navajo-Tipton-Altus, Stigler, Wister-Howe, Burns, Flat-Dill, Carnegie, Mountain View-Gotebo, Weatherford and Newkirk.