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Quote for the Week
"The opportunity to take Project Lead The Way engineering courses has been an amazing experience for me. They provide an excellent base of knowledge and experience for anyone looking into engineering. Not only were they the most fun and interesting classes I took, but I believe they helped make me more appealing to colleges and were of great benefit to me in my quest to gain admission to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology." -- Horlick High School (Racine, Wisc.) Senior Eric Shirley Shirley Accepted to MIT |
PLTW students from Burroughs High School in Ridgecrest students will travel to Atlanta in June to participate in the KidWind National Challenge.
PLTW students at Central High School in Evansville are building a high mileage vehicle to compete in an event at the Lucas Oil Raceway in Indianapolis.
The Biomedical Sciences program at the Science and Technology Magnet High School in New London are getting hands-on work in the field and learning about career choices.
PLTW teachers and the engineering community in Colorado Springs partnered to host an event that aimed to connect students with the engineering field.
Students in the Gateway To Technology program at Westview Middle School in Greenwood love making their own dragsters and learn the design process along the way.
Introducing the PLTW curriculum has brought "new technology and new challenges" to Pleasant Valley Junior High students.
The Washington State STEM Education Foundation is accepting nominations for its annual STEM awards. Nominations are due by April 25.