STEM Ecosystem

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Every Student Deserves Equitable Access to STEM Resources

We make this possible for residents of Abbeville, AL and beyond

Developing a skilled workforce is a community effort. At The ATTA, we’re doing our part to make STEM resources accessible to the historically underserved students of our region.


Our vision is to unlock the STEM potential across Alabama’s seven regions, through innovative STEM ecosystems. We’re achieving this goal through collaborative efforts with stakeholders statewide. Contact us today to learn more about our efforts.

The ATTA brings communities together

The Alabama STEM Council in partnership with TIES, has crafted the blueprint for Alabama’s STEM ecosystems, which include diverse participants like:


  • K-12 Schools Higher Education
  • Community-based Non-Profit organizations
  • After-school and summer programs
  • Business & Industry
  • Economic Development


The ATTA brings these organizations together to share STEM resources and discuss successful teaching opportunities. Reach out today to find out what kinds of educational programs are available in the Wiregrass and surrounding areas.

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The ATTA Library and HudsonAlpha Wiregrass are Co-Leads on this project to create our region’s first STEM Learning Ecosystem.  This Ecosystem covers Barbour, Butler, Crenshaw, Covington, Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, and Pike counties.  Contact us to learn more.