Satellite overview: NASA Blue Marble (August 2004). Choose Street map for close-up detail.
Pins use available source coordinates or matched addresses. Cluster positions summarize nearby listings. Unmapped profiles remain searchable. Boundaries are generalized reference lines, including disputed lines shown dashed.
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Help families, educators and communities find your school, program or educational experience. Create and manage your organization’s Program Atlas profile from your STEM.org account.
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Annual access renews until canceled. New profiles are published after representative review and eligibility or payment confirmation. A subscription does not award a STEM.org trustmark.
Explore independent recognition for the learning experiences you provide. STEM.org Accredited™ offers two seal formats for different educational settings.
Traditional schools
The school seal represents the STEM.org Accredited™ pathway for traditional schools and their learning environments.
Accreditation requires a separate application and review. Recognition covers only the recipient and scope awarded.
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Use your STEM ID. Find your Atlas profile and choose Unlock / edit to request included biography, website and pin updates. Access begins after your credential, representative status and awarded scope are verified.
Manage your profile and subscription. Atlas profile access and accreditation are separate. Your saved public profile and pin remain visible if paid editing ends. If you later qualify for STEM ID access, manage any existing paid subscription separately.
Use the same account for Program Atlas, Product Registry and People Directory. Sign in or create a free account, then return here to add your organization.
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Describe your organization and choose its public location.
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About the Atlas
A global directory. Sources you can check.
Explore the wider education landscape, then look closer at the source, location and recognition behind each profile.
Repository editionSeptember 25, 2026Compiled by STEM.org Educational Research™
What’s included in the Atlas?
Schools, universities, robotics teams, museums, coding programs, nonprofits, learning attractions and many other organization types. The original Master All collection is preserved alongside official NCES public school, private school and higher education directories.
The Atlas includes schools without STEM in their names. Counts represent source records, not a census of currently active or credentialed STEM providers. Use organization type, collection and country filters to refine your view.
How can I add or update my organization?
Already listed? Find your organization, open its profile and choose Unlock / edit. Add your STEM ID to connect your verified recognition and request included profile editing and pin updates.
Not listed yet? Add your organization, choose its public location and sign in with your STEM.org account. Eligible STEM ID holders have included access; other approved representatives can subscribe for $99 USD per year through secure checkout. Your saved public profile and pin remain visible if paid editing ends.
A verified trustmark identifies recognition linked to the profile after credential and organization scope review. Open the credential to see exactly what was awarded.
A source listing alone is not an endorsement or credential. “No verified trustmark linked” means the Atlas has no verified link for that profile; it does not establish that the organization has never held a credential. Ownership is reviewed before editing is offered.
Where does the information come from?
Every profile includes its source and available location context. The directory combines nine supplied collections with three official NCES education datasets. Historical FIRST and museum records retain their original vintages. Some source information may be incomplete or out of date; public school directory data are preliminary.
