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LEARNING IS EMPOWERMENT
To exalt the name of Jesus Christ and glorify Him, representing the Kingdom of God as we present His sovereign design for His creation and ownership of all things (STEM) in heaven and earth as He intended by:
Award-winning educator
and STEM Excellence founder
- Charles Richardson
Creating a culture of high expectation and continuous improvement from a biblical perspective
Empowering students / audience to take ownership of their learning from a Christ-centered perspective
Providing students / audience with a foundation for success in school, life, future studies, and careers
28 years of experience in Career and Technical Education, STEM, and Engineering Pathways
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Shelia Benskin, Director of Career and Technical Education
"Mr. Charles Richardson and STEM Excellence Founder, has a long successful history of nurturing students in the field of STEM. He has ushered in a generation of STEM professionals throughout his public education career with middle and high school students. Always on the lookout for how to integrate the latest technology with practical real life experiences is what makes his guidance and teaching so special to students and professional colleagues."
Natalia Bonilla Lebron, Student
"Every week I look forward to your class. You know how to put a smile on everyone's face and how to make us feel confident in what we do. I am grateful that you have pushed me to keep going. I hope that every other kid that sits in your class appreciates the hard work you will do for them."
Melvin Hernandez, Senior student- University of Texas
"There are not enough words I can use to describe the impact that Mr. Richardson has on my life. I am forever grateful for him and the person that he is. He is one of the reasons I'm in engineering now, as he made it such an interesting, interactive, and enjoyable experience. STEM and engineering in my life would not be possible had it not been in part for Mr. Richardson. I know he genuinely cared for me more as a person than as a grade, and that made a huge difference in my academic walk. The world of engineering and the impact it has had on my life started back in 6th grade when I walked through those classroom doors, and I'm thankful that Mr. Richardson was the one who was at That Door."
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