DALLAS, Texas (February 26, 2026) – The Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center was honored to participate in Fuller Elementary School’s annual STEAM Night, where families gathered to celebrate science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics through hands-on learning and exploration.

NAEC Director of Education Dr. Jennifer Stimpson shared an inspiring message with students and parents, encouraging them to recognize that STEM isn’t just something learned in a classroom—it’s part of everyday life. From the technology we use to the problems we solve each day, STEM helps shape the world around us.

“STEM is really about problem-solving, not about being perfect,” Dr. Stimpson shared with attendees. “It’s an exploration.”

Events like Fuller Elementary’s STEAM Night are an important reminder that sparking curiosity at a young age helps build the next generation of innovators, engineers, scientists, and aviation professionals. The NAEC is proud to support schools throughout North Texas by bringing engaging STEM experiences into local communities and inspiring students to see themselves in future STEM careers.

We’re grateful to Fuller Elementary School for the invitation and for their commitment to creating meaningful learning opportunities for students and families alike.

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