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Space Coast Science Education Alliance

Space Coast Science Education Alliance logoThe Space Coast Science Education Alliance (SCSEA) initiated by the Florida Solar Energy Center is an affiliation of organizations devoted to education, science and the environment. The SCSEA promotes science literacy through joint activities and support of Alliance member projects. 

  • Participants of the SCSEA include:
    • American Association of Physics Teachers
    • Astronaut Memorial  Planetarium & Observatory
    • Brevard Community College
    • Brevard County  Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) Program
    • Brevard County Natural Resource Management
    • Brevard County Parks and Recreation
    • Brevard County Public  Schools
    • Brevard County Solid Waste
    • Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science
    • Brevard Zoo
    • Friends of the Enchanted Forest
    • Florida Institute of Technology
    • Florida Solar Energy Center
    • Florida Space Authority
    • Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
    • NASA Education
    • National Energy Foundation
    • Space Coast Clean Cities Coalition
    • St. Johns River Water Management District Watershed Action Volunteers (WAV) Program
    • TechWorks Unlimited Incorporated
    • TRDA/The Endeavour Academy
    • University of Central Florida
    • US Fish & Wildlife Service/Merritt Island Refuge

Accomplishments

In 1999, the Alliance initiated the Exemplary Science Teacher Awards program. The annual event was designed to honor the efforts of eight teachers from Brevard County who demonstrate best practices in the area of science instruction. Through this award the SCSEA hopes to encourage excellent educators to remain in the teaching profession.

In the 2005 - 2006, school year, the SCSEA started the Aspiring Scientist Award. This program acknowledges the accomplishments of six elementary grade students who demonstrate promise but might otherwise have gone unnoticed. The aim is to encourage these students to continue their endeavors in science.

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