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Florida universities and school districts are incentivizing college students to become teachers in the highest-need areas, and these programs are "moving the needle."
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The mobile science classroom brings hands-on solar technology lessons to the area's Titile One middle schools.
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Thousands of competitors, their mentors, support staff and family members jammed FAMU's Al Lawson Center for the event.
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This year, the world-renowned research center adopted a video game theme to help connect visitors with the wonders of science.
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Leon County is set to open a charter high school for students who want to major in STEM subjects. Students from Gadsden and Wakulla counties can also attend.
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Executive Director Alan Hanstein compares it to all the excitement generated by the early days of the U.S. space program in the 1960s.
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Tallahassee Community College is sharing more information about plans to open a charter school on campus in August. A public meeting will be held Tuesday 4/19 at 6PM.
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Besides learning about the speed and acceleration characteristics of solar-fueled electric motors, the students also became acquainted with the importance of fully-charged batteries
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The FIRST Robotics Competition will feature teams from throughout the southeast
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MoLab's "MoBus" should be visiting Title One middle schools by the fall.