Baltimore City Schools Students Compete In Hopkins Robotics CupSaturday marked the eighth year of the Hopkins Robotics Cup, the Championship for Baltimore City Public Schools.
Conference Held In Baltimore Is Educating Teachers Coding Techniques With Drones And RobotsWho said educators had to stick with books for their lesson plans? Instead, one group of Baltimore teachers are deciding to use a different form of technology.
'CURE' Scholars Program Changing Trajectory For Some Of Baltimore's Inner City ChildrenHow do you get young people interested in a career in science or medicine when it hasn't been a part of their world?
New Program Links Love Of Orioles Baseball With STEM EducationThe Baltimore Orioles are focusing on STEM education in Baltimore County.
Army Initiative Encourages Young People To Explore STEM FieldsThe Undersecretary of the Army is discussing ways to include city students in the Army's national initiative to get young people in touch with stem-related fields.
The National Aquarium Is Offering Hands-On STEM Education CourseThere's something new at the National Aquarium in Baltimore.
Maryland Governor To Push To Expand STEM ProgramThe program enables students to graduate with a high school diploma and a no-cost, two-year associate degree in a STEM field in six years or less.
Safe Alternatives Foundation Keeps Kids Learning By DoingRecent studies have shown that women, African-Americans and Latinos lag behind when it comes to earning degrees or finding jobs involving science, technology, engineering and math.
Hogan Aims To Draw More K-12 Girls, Minorities To Tech JobsMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday announced an initiative promoting computer science and technology education, emphasizing gender and minority equity in the STEM field.
Towson University Receives $1 Million STEM Grant To Help Minority StudentsTowson University has just been selected for a national grant to cultivate the talent of minority students in science.
Robot Competitions Get Md. Students Interested In STEMRecruiting a new generation of scientists and engineers by way of robots.
Baltimore Third Grader Inspires President Obama's 'Kid Scientists Program'A Baltimore third grader's meeting with the president inspires a call to action for student scientists.
Kids In Baltimore Learn Through Game-Based Technology“The edtech industry is constantly changing, so it’s important to accept that the learning is ongoing," says Suzi Wilczynski.
STEM Careers Are About To Become Even More LucrativeScience, technology, engineering and math make up the acronym STEM. It's an important concept because that's where our economy and good jobs are heading.