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Students in other countries are outperforming our highest achieving students, we can change this!
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”Physics offers me a challenge in an area that really interests me.” Additionally she said, “I really enjoy the hands-on and not just learning out of a textbook.” Bailey (Student)
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U.S. Department of Labor- by 2018, the U.S. will have 1.2 million job openings in science, technology, engineering and math related fields.
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“This country’s competitiveness depends upon the difficult work of fundamentally transforming public education.” - Senator Michael F. Bennet
The clear path forward to organically grow an engineering and science based workforce through enhancing education curriculum.
See the Change USA Story
See The Change USA is an educational and charitable non-profit organization committed to student advancement in Science & Engineering. This is accomplished through introducing physics, chemistry and computer programming in middle schools, paralleling what is already in existence internationally. See The Change USA has applied to the IRS for tax exempt status as a 501 (C) 3 organization.
Our goal: In our home town of Colorado Springs and home state of Colorado we will endeavor to have 25,000 middle schoolers in Colorado Springs exposed to this fundamental discipline within four years, and 180,000 statewide within ten years while implementing parallel tracks across the nation.
The goal will rapidly improve the level of students’ achievements in Science and Mathematics to out-perform global competition and we’ll create the strongest pipeline for American Science & Engineering qualified professionals to sustain the level of innovation the industry demands today and in the future.
One Student Today – One Nation Tomorrow
Message from CEO
You might be wondering what is See The Change USA and why you should support it. Simply put this is a "game changer" for our community… read more »
Message from COO
As a Physics professor at University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS), director of the Center for Advanced Technologies & Optical… read more »
Message from Student
My name is Sam Hoeffel. I am 12 years old. I find physics to be extremely interesting. I am privileged to study physics at After School University with… read more »