STEM
Edgewater High School Wins Verizon’s App Challenge
A team of high school students from South River High School in Edgewater is one of 10 winners of a national competition to develop mobile applications that address a need or problem in their schools or communities.
Harford Co. Public Library’s Little Leapers Foster Early Literacy Through STEM
Libraries are in the business of loaning books, entertainment and digital items. But now Harford County is putting together special plastic boxes filled with science materials that will teach preschoolers and keep their parents happy.
Cardin To Deliver Keynote Address At Conference
Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., will deliver the keynote address for the Black Engineer of the Year Award luncheon.
Summit To Boost Interest In STEM Education
A national commission is holding a summit aimed at improving education in science, technology and math.
Johns Hopkins Embarks On Project To Improve Baltimore Schools
As a research university, Johns Hopkins is embarking on a multi-million dollar experiment inside Baltimore City schools. The aim is a brighter future, for students and the country.
BCCC Uses Robots To Improve Math Skills, Foster STEM Careers
A couple of years ago the National Science Foundation gave Baltimore City Community College an $800,000 grant to build a robot lab.
Frederick Co. Weighs Magnet School Changes
Frederick County public school officials say they’re considering phasing first- and second-graders out of an elementary magnet school program for gifted students.
Port Discovery’s ‘NanoFabulous’ Exhibit To Give Kids Jump Start On STEM Education
American students seem to be falling behind when it comes to science, and that can jeopardize our economy and national security.
Baltimore County Hopes To Lead State In STEM Education
Making sure Maryland students compete with the rest of the world. That’s the goal of an education summit in Baltimore County.
Salisbury U. Gets $2M For English As Second Language
Salisbury University has secured a $2 million grant to continue funding courses that help local teachers reach students who are learning English as a second language.
Internship Program Pairs Md. Students, Businesses
Professional researcher Andrew Murphy can hardly contain himself when talking about the team of employees he has working for him this summer.
Naval Academy Hopes To Meet Math And Science Goal
The U.S. Naval Academy’s academic dean says the school should be close to meeting a Navy directive to graduate 65 percent of its naval officers in the class of 2013 with technical degrees in science, technology, engineering or math.


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