The CSTEM Challenge becomes a global program, maintains student impact of over 25,000 students and over 50 schools with participation from Texas, Maryland, Mississippi, Dominican Republic, Louisiana, and Tennessee.

The Shell Schlumberger CSTEM Sea Turtle Competition becomes the CSTEM Challenge, and is hosted at the George. R Brown impacting over 25,000 students and 50 schools.

The Shell Schlumberger Sea Turtle Challenge gets recognition, now expands to impact over 10,000 students with from 40 Houston schools.

The Lone Star Vex Challenge becomes the Shell Schlumberger Sea Turtle Challenge, impacting over 5,000 students and over 30 schools in the Houston area, creating the first STEM pipeline competition for PreK-12 students.

CSTEM developed the Lone Star Vex Challenge, a robotics competition utilizing the VEX robotics technology. CSTEM hosts 18 middle and high schools, impacting over 1200 students.

CSTEM Expands Pilot Program to include 3 additional schools, impacting over 300 students.

CSTEM sponsors West Briar Middle School in the FIRST Robotics Competition. They become the first Middle School to ever participate in the FIRST Robotics competition and won the Rookie-All Star Award.

CSTEM was piloted at West Briar Middle School as an afterschool program with an emphasis on robotics with over 20 students.