Johnson STEM Activity Center

Johnson STEM Activity Center, Inc. (JSAC) has been serving Atlanta's children for over a decade. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, our mission is to empower students from diverse and underserved communities through exposure to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Our students develop self-confidence and leadership skills by experiencing success while overcoming a multitude of challenges in STEM.

"Impacting lives since 2007"

Programs and Services

Robotics

The Johnson STEM Activity Center is "home" to several robotics teams. All resident teams have their own 10' x 10' build space as well as access to a regulation sized robotics field, a fully equipped machine shop and three dimensional (3D) printers.

Upcoming Events

Fundamentals of JavaScript Coding Class

Sat, Jul 11

JavaScript Class

Jul 11, 3:00 PM EDT – Aug 11, 3:00 PM EDT

JavaScript Class

JavaScript Class This five week course will introduce the fundamentals of JavaScript that can be applied to other programming languages. An introduction to variables, loops, classes, and foundational concepts to Object-Oriented Programming will be included.

Robotics Practice

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center, 275 Decatur St SE, Atlanta, GA 30312, USA

Here's your opportunity to meet robotics students of all ages from the different levels of the FIRST robotics programs.

First Inclusive STEM Innovation Summit (by Invitation ONLY)

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center

The event showcase successful strategies for inclusion within FIRST, report the current status of Inclusive Innovation within FIRST and identify new strategic partnerships to enhance the innovation and opportunities in STEM to attract and sustain more diverse student participation in FIRST.

Daily Operation, Johnson STEM Activity Center (RSVP required) (1)

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center

Time TBD

Johnson STEM Activity Center, 275 Decatur St SE, Atlanta, GA 30312, USA

Students from any one of our eight (8) member robotics teams may be designing, tinkering, building or programming their robots for their upcoming regional and national competitions. Plus, children may be working on their LEGO building projects after school or on the weekends.