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During its annual awards banquet, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce named PLTW as the third best place to work in Indiana among medium-sized businesses. PLTW was recognized for its generous employee benefits and a commitment to professional development, including Lean training for all employees.
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Gulliver Preparatory School in Miami, Fla., received two awards at the Conrad Foundation's 2013 Innovation Summit. A team of Gulliver students won the Conrad Scholars honor for a clean, self-sustaining methane production system. Also, Claude Charron of Gulliver was named the foundation's Teacher of the Year.
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PLTW is proud to announce its support of U.S. News STEM Solutions 2013 The National Conference taking place in Austin, Texas, this June. Leaders and visionaries will convene and advance the agenda for national change in STEM education, policy and workforce development.
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Around the PLTW Network
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 Cicero-North Syracuse High School took first place for its hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, which achieved 26.6 mi/kWh, and the Technical Innovation Award at the Shell Eco-Marathon. WaukeshaNow
 Templeton Middle School's Gateway To Technology program was recognized as a "Program of Excellence" by the ITEEA at its annual conference. Mauldin High School
 What does the loneliness of astronauts and teaching animal cell parts have in common? They're problems PLTW students are tasked to solve at Mauldin High School. Daily Democrat
 The PLTW program at Woodland High School has been awarded a $10,000 grant from PG&E to help develop hands-on, project-based learning. Vincennes Sun Commercial
 PLTW students at South Knox High School placed second in three events in their first trip to the annual Spartan Match competition. They're already looking ahead to next year. If you have news you would like to share with the PLTW Network, email Trevor Sparks. |