Beaver Island STEM/History Expedition
🌿 Where Science and History Meet the Shoreline
Program Overview
Each summer, Clare Public Schools offers an all expenses paid, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for upcoming high school students to take part in the Beaver Island STEM/History Expedition—a 3-day immersive learning experience set on Michigan's most remote inhabited island.
Through hands-on field science, environmental exploration, and historical investigation, students become true Pioneers—conducting research, engaging with Michigan's unique past, and forming memories that last a lifetime.
🧭 What Students Experience
Water quality testing, native plant and animal studies, geology walks, and island ecosystems.
Investigate the legacy of the Beaver Island King Strang colony, lighthouse systems, maritime trade, and Native American settlement.
Hiking the island's trails, visiting historic sites, team-building games, and night sky observation.
Meet island researchers, historians, and naturalists who help bring the learning to life.
🎒 Who Can Attend?
✏️ Apply Now
Don't miss your chance to be part of this incredible journey.
👉 Click here to applyAll expenses paid • 3-day expedition • Limited to 18 students
📬 Contact Information
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We wish to thank SPARKS/IGNITE for their generous support.