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Private Event for Students Attending Neabsco and Dale City Elementary
October 2026 - May 2027
G.R.E.A.T Math Minds Afterschool Program - This six-month program will help address unfinished learning in math while building girls’ math skills and confidence. This math enrichment program will target third-grade girls from disadvantaged.
GREAT stands for
o Girls/Guys who are
o Responsible for their thoughts,
o Excited about learning new things, and not afraid to
o Ask questions and
o Take risks.
Private Event for Students Attending Swans CreekElementary
Fall 2026 and Spring 2027
Our Make Tech P.I.N.K. enrichment program serves students in grades 4 through 5 and is guided by the P.I.N.K. philosophy: Prepare, Inspire, Nurture, and Kickstart. The program provides students with access to technology skills that can unlock opportunities beyond the classroom, no matter what their future goals may be.
Through hands-on, engaging activities using the Sphero robotic ball, students strengthen their knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and math while developing coding, problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork skills.
The three goals of the Make Tech P.I.N.K. program are:
1. To enhance technological literacy through hands-on computer programming assignments and challenges
2. To increase awareness of people who contributing to the computer science field
3. To increase interest in learning more about computer science/STEM
Participants and their families participate in a graduation ceremony at the end of the program.
Interested participants will need to register through the school.
Private Event for Students Attending Featherstone Elementary
October 2026 - June 2027
G.R.E.A.T Math Minds Afterschool Program - This six-month program will help address the loss of learning in math while addressing girls’ math’s anxiety. This math enrichment program will target fourth-grade girls from disadvantaged households who demonstrate mastery of a high percentage of the math curriculum. GREAT stands for
o Girls/Guys who are
o Responsible for their thoughts,
o Excited about learning new things, and not afraid to
o Ask questions and
o Take risks.
April 19, 2024 / 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Private Event : Family STEAM Night for G.R.E.A.T. Math Minds participants and families.
Private Event for Students Attending Loch Lomond Elementary
Dec 2020 - June 2021
G.R.E.A.T Math Minds Afterschool Program - This six-month program will help address the loss of learning in math while addressing girls’ math’s anxiety. This math enrichment program will target third-grade girls from low-income households who demonstrate mastery of a high percentage of the math curriculum. The six-month program will start in November, to allow students to adjust to third grade, and will meet three days a week. GREAT stands for
o Girls who are
o Responsible for their thoughts,
o Excited about learning new things, and not afraid to
o Ask questions and
o Take risks.
What’s up:
Welcome to the new school year! As we begin the 2026-27 school year in Prince William County, Pink Space Theory is excited to start enrolling students at our elementary school programs at Featherstone, Neabsco, Loch Lomond, and Swans Creek.
Join Pink Space Theory now through September 12th for our 2026 annual fundraising drive with a goal of raising $20,000 to continue offering our S.T.E.A.M. programs to one hundred students.
When you feel stuck or bored while learning something new, which of these five do you feel would help you most: curiosity, learning, writing, teaching, or fun? Whichever it is, make sure it takes you from stuck to sparked!
Over the week of May 4th, Pink Space Theory celebrated three graduation ceremonies for our 2025-2026 programs.
We started the week on Monday with a ceremony at Swans Creek Elementary School for our Make Tech Pink Program.
In his book essay, "The World as I See It," the German physicist Albert Einstein wrote: "The true value of a human being can be found in the degree to which he has attained liberation from the self." Thinking of those words, “liberation from the self”, I see a practical application for those involved in STEM related activities.
Most people have heard the saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” At Pink Space Theory, we believe that this philosophy also applies to educating students. Parents, teachers, administrators, and volunteers all play a vital role in nurturing curiosity, confidence, and a love of learning—especially in STEAM disciplines.
AI can summarize readings, generate practice questions, or suggest examples useful for review, not replacement. Adaptive platforms adjust difficulty in real time to keep students challenged but not overwhelmed. And teachers use AI to craft rubrics, differentiate materials, or analyze anonymized trends so they can spend more time mentoring.
We are excited to announce the appointment of four new board members to our team. Their expertise and passion for STEM education will drive our mission forward, making a significant impact on STEAM education in Northern Virginia.
To be fair, not my entire childhood. You see, I was doing well enough in basic math until around seventh grade. That was when the world around me crumbled. In that crucial school year, we had a teacher who lacked the patience to help us slower math students master the fundamentals. He praised the students who were quick to understand fractions, decimals, percents, and all the algebraic formulas.
At Pink Space Theory, we help the youth of today become the leaders and innovators of tomorrow. For the past six years, Pink Space Theory has offered free, STEAM-based programs to disadvantaged youth in Prince William County. Thanks to the generous support of our community partners, these programs come at no cost to families or schools.
Private Event for Students Attending Loch Lomond Elementary
October 2026 - June 2027
G.R.E.A.T Math Minds Afterschool Program - This six-month program will help address unfinished learning in math while building girls’ math skills and confidence. This math enrichment program will target third-grade girls from disadvantaged.
GREAT stands for
o Girls/Guys who are
o Responsible for their thoughts,
o Excited about learning new things, and not afraid to
o Ask questions and
o Take risks.