Las Vegas students of all ages completed science or engineering projects as part of a science and engineering fair. The ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A fifth-grade teacher in Louisville was charged after police say she engaged in sexual conversations with a student. According to the citation, Jefferson County Public Schools police ...

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Students at Gus Franklin Jr. Elementary School will attend science camp thanks to a generous contribution by the Adelanto ...

– OG&E funded eight STEM projects in Noble. – Over $6,000 supports robotics, printers and supplies. – Part of OG&E’s long-running DonorsChoose partnership. NOBLE — Noble Public Schools teachers ...

The Gazette’s story last week about a “study” run by UMass Economics Department Chair Christian Rojas is a perfect example of what’s so deeply wrong with academia [“Use of AI in the classroom doesn’t ...

Photo courtesy of HUNTER HART Fifth-grade teacher Hunter Hart brought one of his homing pigeons to class for a science lesson. Homing pigeons have been prized for their navigational abilities for ...

HANNIBAL — Fifth graders in the Hannibal Central School District recently took part in a hands-on STEM experience as part of The Hovercraft Project, a dynamic program that combines science, technology ...

DMK fifth graders test out the hovercrafts they created during an engaging STEM lesson. OSWEGO COUNTY – Fifth graders in the Hannibal Central School District recently took part in a hands-on STEM ...

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (Iowa Capital Dispatch) - The University of Northern Iowa will use a multimillion-dollar grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to lead efforts to strengthen math, science ...

Pasco County fifth grade classes need improvement in science, right away. Early assessments aimed to monitor children’s progress in key subjects showed that 35% of district fifth graders were on track ...