Skip to Content

Blog

Categories

Archives

Sign up for our newsletter ⬇

Administrators at NMSI Schools Share Their Success Stories

Thursday, July 20, 2023

Posted by

During the June 2023 Grand Prairie content workshop, administrators participating in NMSI’s College Readiness Program  (CRP) were encouraged to submit questions for a closing panel of leaders that have experienced major successes during their partnership with NMSI. The panel was designed to provide actionable tips for their school as they prepare for the new year.

Read More

For Little Girls Like Me

Friday, July 10, 2020

Posted by

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....

Read More

STEM Careers: Archaeologist Seeks Answers to Migration Stories

Monday, April 20, 2020

Posted by

Islands often evoke a sense of wonder and isolation, but to millions around the world, islands are home. Many islands were first reached by people who traveled hundreds or even thousands of miles across open water to reach their destination. As an archaeologist, I’m interested in studying people...

Read More

Righting an Educator's Wrong

Wednesday, January 08, 2020

Posted by

“I don’t give blacks A’s,” the architectural drafting instructor said in response to my inquiry about receiving a B grade. His voice was stern with a sense of finality.Staring at the grade, I reflected on the care and passion I put into my drawings. How could he...

Read More

How X-Files (And Science Fiction) Shaped My Worldview

Thursday, January 02, 2020

Posted by

Not long ago (1993, squarely in my peak formative years), in this very galaxy (Earth One), the X-Files premiered on primetime TV. I was hooked instantly – the provocative content, the gritty cinematography, the vocabulary, the banter, the suspense, the scientist vs. the dreamer. I think what...

Read More