Stem lab design classroom

We love what Okeene Schools has done with transitioning this room into their STEM lab, and we are pleased to have helped them with the furnishings. WB’s Synergy Collection features their Nucleus Workstation with the butcher block work surface and storage available in the base of the table. WB’s Tote Tray Series are available in numerous configurations, and may be easily customized. WB’s ELO Series was chosen for the student tables and computer stations, with arched legs for more leg…

When it comes to setting up your STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) center, picking the perfect spot can make or break it. If you want to do it right, you need to be sure to have plenty of space for students to work AND enough room to store all of your supplies! So, to help you start brainstorming the perfect set-up for YOUR unique classroom, I've gathered some of my favorite STEM works spaces and some inspiring storage ideas too. #stemcenters #makerspace #classroomdecor

Don't let those STEM supplies take over! Organizing your STEM classroom is a breeze with these tips and organizational tools!

A district-wide initiative to update every school’s library (now called Innovation Centers) into bright, engaging, and collaborative learning environments for students, staff, and community members drove the renovations at this suburban middle school. The dark, underutilized space did not support the district’s forward-thinking curriculum, so ARCON was challenged to push the envelope and create an environment that captured the district’s ... Read More

A STEM lab is an ideal place to introduce kids to STEM with a hands-on approach. Here's how you can set up the perfect STEM makerspace for encouraging students to learn by doing.

A collection of the top tips and gadgets to create the perfect STEM lab or STEM classroom space plus what to avoid. From robotics to supply organization, learn how to spend your grant money or set-up your classroom.

Adding a STEAM lab to your school is a great way to encourage students to simultaneously develop creativity and critical thinking skills.

How do you start off working in your classroom? Do you cannonball in or do you slowly emerge yourself into your work? Well, I barely get my feet wet and slowly edge in. I started this year by thinking about the colors I wanted to use and how I could incorporate things I already have! Designing […]