The Generation Teach STEAM Academy offers a free, comprehensive 5-week program that combines academic acceleration in core subjects with enriching STEAM and civics education, daily meals, and transportation for eligible DPS students.
The Generation Teach STEAM Academy (GTSA) is a free 5-week summer academic acceleration program for elementary and middle school students within Denver Public Schools. The program focuses on accelerating math and reading skills while introducing students to engineering and civics/social justice. In addition to core academic subjects, students participate in four enrichment classes covering games, team sports, fitness & movement, and art. The academy also features "Fun Fridays" with field trips, team competitions, and games. The curriculum is designed to provide a safe, loving, and engaging learning environment, fostering academic growth and leadership skills through small classes led by caring college and high school student teachers, supported by professional educators.
A typical day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, where students engage in small classes focused on engineering, law, math, and reading, complemented by enrichment activities like arts, sports, games, and movement.
This program is ideal for Denver Public Schools elementary and middle school students seeking academic acceleration in math and reading, coupled with an introduction to STEAM fields and civics, in a supportive and engaging summer environment.
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