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Trailblazing Women in Engineering

Dorothy Vaughan, Ada Lovelace, Edith Clarke. Their names ring across history, but perhaps not loudly enough. They were women in

Hungry Education provided classes, workshops, and camps to children and their families throughout the Delaware Valley Region. During that time,

The classroom has always served as a second home for Susan Howard, and that’s the kind of experience she tries

Sandy Marshall, founded Project Scientist in 2011 out of her guest house in Charlotte, North Carolina, partly out of exasperation

The Nevada Department of Education (NDE or Department) announced a $4 million dollar investment of American Rescue Plan Elementary and

The STEM workforce (science, technology, engineering and math) has grown rapidly in recent decades. An updated analysis by the Bureau of Labor

The STEM center will add 57,000 square feet of academic space to the private high school. The amenities are abundant

Wayne State University (WSU) is looking for people like you to join the second cohort of the Metro Detroit Teaching

Oregon Middle School teachers Chris Mitchell and Nathan Mahr are making it their mission for students to learn the importance

Most kids are curious by nature, that’s why tinkering, constructing, and experimenting are great building blocks for learning—especially when it