Founded upon the principles of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy honors scholars’ history, individuality, cultural experiences, and future potential while providing a rigorous and high-quality academic experience.
Check out some clips from our winter talent show! Shoutout to all our scholars who sang, danced, played instruments and more!
School founders, scholars, elected officials and university partners come together to celebrate the new HBCU-style high school in Far Northeast Denver. On Friday, Sept. 17, school founders, scholars, elected officials and university partners came together to celebrate the opening of…Continue Reading
Acceptable Items for Daily Wear: Tank tops with straps no less than two inches in width and able to keep undergarments covered at all times. White undershirts are not permitted on their own. Dresses, skirts, and shorts are allowed if…Continue Reading
![Zyahna Bryant is an activist, organizer and student at the University of Virginia. At the age of 12, she organized her first demonstration to raise awareness about police violence following the murder of Trayvon Martin. Since then, she has organized with other young leaders to shed light on issues regarding race and equity. “I started this work with the intention of standing in solidarity, but [Trayvon’s death] caused me to reflect on the injustices that were happening in my own front yard,” she shares with Teen Vogue. She is currently the youngest member of the Virginia African American Advisory Board.
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