Raleigh, NC, 4/7/2013 – STEM For Kids announces the launch of its newest location in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle area. Summer and trackout camps will be offered in Cary starting April 29th. The site address is 2965 Kildaire Farm Road, Cary 27518. The initial camp line-up includes Taste of Computer Science, Robotics and Civil Engineering. Registration is online at www.stemforkids.net.
STEM For Kids’ Complete STEM [TM] features STEM plus the 3Cs, 21st Century skills of Communication, Collaboration and Critical Thinking. Small camp size ensures an enriching hands-on science and engineering camp experience.
STEM For Kids’ school giveback program will remain in effect for all registrations for camps in Raleigh, Wake Forest and Cary. STEM For Kids donates $5 for each registration to the camper’s school PTA. Recently, 20 schools are benefiting through donations for last quarter camps.

Moni Singh, Founder and CEO of STEM For Kids, started out with an intense focus on exposing young minds to engineering as she believes that young minds are the fertile grounds to sow the seeds of STEM and engineering allows children to experience the concepts of math and science. With background in engineering, management and global business, Mrs. Singh has led STEM For Kids on the innovative path of delivering the Complete STEM [TM].
“Our focus is on making the programs accessible to children so more young minds can explore the fun and hands-on side of science, math and engineering. We are doing this while keeping it real and reinforcing the 3Cs of the 21st century skills. STEM For Kids brings the complete STEM.” says Mrs. Singh. Contact: www.stemforkids.net, email: fun@stemforkids.net, phone: 919-297-8366.