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Many rural high schools don’t offer calculus, physics and Algebra II courses – building blocks for STEM careers. 

Forty-five UTeach partner universities in 22 states and Washington, D.C., participated in this summer’s UTeach STEM Educators Virtual Summit.Sessions explored topics from how to incorporate inquiry-based learning online to recruiting more Black STEM educators to the profession. The newest UTeach partner – the University of Houston-Clearlake

My first memory of school is in kindergarten.Like most kids, I’d grown accustomed to a routine and knew it was time to go to the bus stop after “The Brady Bunch” ended. So, one day, I got up, dressed and to school on time - all by myself....

ane Pablico “didn’t skip a beat” when schools converted to remote learning in March.“During this time of quarantine where so much was topsy-turvy, Mrs. Pablico’s students knew one thing for sure: She would be there to teach them,” says assistant principal Lisette Manuel of Walker High School...

Students think teacher Cory Loveless is a vampire. He sends them emails late at night while grading papers. He went to Houston and didn’t come back to North Dakota with a tan.To further the joke, the West Fargo High School AP® Calculus teacher added that “Count Loveless is celebrating...

NMSI joined organizations from across the country for an online South by Southwest Education Conference & Festival in lieu of the in-person event hosted annually in Austin, Texas.Bernard Harris, CEO of NMSI and the first African-American astronaut to complete a spacewalk; and Melissa Moritz,