Small push.
Big lift.

Fulcrum STEM is a student-led program in Westborough, Massachusetts. We run hands-on rocketry and STEM showcases for kids across MetroWest, and show them the careers behind the science.

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—kids reached
—schools represented
—student volunteers
—partner organizations

First showcase launches in 2027. Numbers appear here after each event.

What we launch

STEM showcases

Free half-day events where kids design a rocket, test a launch, and meet student teams who compete.

Peer-taught workshops

High school students teach grades K–8 in small groups. Learning from someone a few years older makes the next step feel reachable.

Career conversations

Engineers and scientists explain what they do all day and how they got there, so kids see more paths than the ones they already know.

A shared network

We connect school clubs and local organizations so they can run joint events and share what works.

Why Fulcrum

A lever multiplies effort. Put the fulcrum in the right place and one unit of force holds four.

That is how we think about STEM outreach: one student, one club, or one engineer sharing an hour can change what a kid thinks is possible.

Drag the slider and find the balance point.

A lever with a small weight on the left, a large weight on the right, and a movable pivot 1 4

Mission log

First showcase: [date and venue to be announced]

Westborough, MA. Open to kids in grades K–8 with a parent or guardian.

Join the mission

Students and families

Hear about events, volunteer on launch day, or bring your club.

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Schools, clubs, and companies

Co-host an event, send an engineer to speak, donate materials, or offer a venue.

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Founded by [Founder name], president of the Westborough High School Rocketry Club.