by Kathryn Doyle | Aug 9, 2015 | Articles
Fifth graders wanted to have fun helping their community, so they decided to have cats and dogs benefit from a carnival organized by kids. Students at Edgar Middle School’s summer STREAM program (science, technology, reading, engineering, arts, and math) put on... by Kathryn Doyle | Jul 28, 2015 | Articles
A national career tech conference had tech pros return to high school for a model logistics program. The model program for streamlining workflows while storing and delivering items was not at a large retailer, but at Patterson High School. “They have one of the most... by Kathryn Doyle | Jul 8, 2015 | Articles
Schools are striving to be staying creative with Common Core standards, meeting curriculum goals while still stimulating strategic thinking. Heavy reliance on texts that contain large amounts of information, such as science books is one challenge educators face with... by Kathryn Doyle | Jun 9, 2015 | Articles
Intermediate students have developed a unique project with volunteer mentors, using canned goods to build help for charity. At Johnson City intermediate schools, students collaborated with professional engineers in using over 1600 cans to build an American flag and an... by Kathryn Doyle | Jun 1, 2015 | Articles
Seven teams of sixth graders were given the opportunity to have students show problem solving skills to NASA. When the middle school students participated in an internet showcase of student solutions to engineering problems, leaders from the National Aeronautics and...
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