Intrepid Education
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum has delivered quality education programming to students, teachers, families, community organizations and the public for more than 35 years.
Programs incorporate the Museum’s unique restored spaces, artifacts, aircraft collection, oral histories and exhibits, exploring topics in history, science, technology, engineering and math through a truly interdisciplinary approach. Grounded in the best practices of inquiry-based, experiential and object-based learning, the Museum’s education programs are designed to engage learners of all ages with the lessons of the past in order to help them understand the present and envision the future.
The Intrepid Museum’s Education Department offers programs at the Museum and virtually for learners of all ages and abilities including PreK-12 students, homeschool groups, after-school programs, teens, community organizations, libraries, visitors with disabilities and more. Use the tabs above to explore our programs.
FREE OPPORTUNITY FOR 2021-22 - Crossing the Line: 10 Week Performance Residency for Schools, Community Centers and Afterschool Programs!
Crossing the Line is a free research and performance residency that allows students (ages 12-16) the opportunity to get hands-on with history. Inspired by stories, images and artifacts from Intrepid’s history, students are guided through the research and writing process and exposed to a variety of performance styles and techniques, ultimately leading to the creation of their own performance for friends and family. For more information and to register, please contact community@intrepidmuseum.org
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The STEM Effect: An Action Agenda for Assessing the Long-term Impact of STEM Programs for Girls
The purpose of this action agenda is to identify research questions and creative solutions for the longitudinal tracking of, and measurement of outcomes for, participants in girl-focused STEM programs. Developed in collaboration with the National Girls Collaborative Project and the Education Development Center.
The STEM Effect 
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. #1811155
(Division of Research on Learning).
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Now more than ever, the Intrepid Museum needs your support during these unprecedented times so we may continue to honor our heroes and educate future generations. We appreciate your support.
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The Museum is deeply grateful to the funders that make our education programs possible:
GOALS for Girls and Teen Events are supported by:
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Access Programs are generously supported by: 
Community Engagement Programs are made possible, in part, by: 
School and Teacher Programs are generously supported by: 
Aviation Science Programs are proudly supported by:
The Museum’s education programs are also supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. 
Veterans Programs are made possible by public funds facilitated by the Councilman Chaim Deutsch, Chair of the Committee on Veterans, in partnership with the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. These programs are also supported by:
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