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During summer break, Oscar Rosas, 2021 STEM Star awardee at Sweetwater High School in National City, CA, wrote us to share his passion for science and appreciation for NMSI's support during the previous school year.

Beyond the “COVID slide,” there are other things to keep in mind that are also likely to influence students and school communities as they return to the classroom.

Before joining forces with the National Math and Science Initiative, Georgia’s Clayton County Public Schools was seeing fewer qualifying scores among its students’ Advanced Placement® exams. In 2013, annual AP qualifying scores were below 10 percent of all AP exams taken and in 2015, scores crept up to 15...

Supporting students emotionally by creating a safe space for them to talk through their concerns and apprehensions is integral to teaching and learning.

In the small coal mining communities of Mapletown and Greensboro, Pennsylvania, the Southeastern Greene School District is committed to providing its students with the educational opportunities that will prepare them for life after high school.Small districts face distinct challenges compared to their larger counterparts, but Southeastern Greene discovered...

What exactly is Juneteenth, and why is it both culturally and historically significant? Learn more about the celebration and how it informs our work to advance STEM education for all students.