Meet Our Partners

Phase 2 of the Build a Better Book project partnered with a diverse network of library, school and community partners to host High School Internships.

Current and past partners include:

May 10th 2025, the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) commemorated its 75th anniversary with a series of NSF STEM Day events across the country. Since 1950, the NSF has invested in ideas and innovations across all fields of science and engineering. Many of the discoveries and innovations that we use every day – including GIS technologies, the internet, AI and Duolingo – are the result of NSF investments in STEM.

Build a Better Book had 5 partner sites across the country participating: 

  • Mountain Lakes Library in New Jersey
  • Explora Science Center in New Mexico
  • Arecibo C3 Center (the old observatory) in Puerto Rico
  • Laredo Public Library in Texas
  • CU Science Discovery in Boulder, Colorado.

Phase 1 of the Build a Better Book project connects CU Boulder with a diverse network of library, school and community partners.

Current and past partners include:

Public Libraries

K-12 Schools

  • Alexander Central School (NY)
  • Annunciation Orthodox School (TX)
  • Camdenton R-III School District (MO)
  • Douglas County School District (CO)
  • Fraser Woods Montessori School (CT)
  • Glen Ellyn School District 41 & Benjamin Franklin Elementary (IL)
  • Louisville Middle School (CO)
  • Ma'ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls (NJ) - Internship Site Host Partner
  • New Century School (WI)
  • Northglenn High School (CO)
  • Redwood Middle School (CA)
  • Riverside District 96 (IL)
  • South East Junior High (IA)
  • Springfield Public Schools (MA)
  • St. Thomas the Apostle School (CA)
  • STEM Launch K-8 (CO)
  • Trussville City Schools (AL)
  • Tulare City School District (CA)
  • Washington Leadership Academy (Washington, DC)
  • Westchester Middle School (IL)
  • Westtown School (PA)
  • Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (WI)
  • Yonkers Public Schools (NY)

University Partners

Community Partners

State / Special Education Organizations