By Middleburg Eccentric

At Highland School – a PK-12 independent school in Warrenton, Virginia – the sudden pivot to distance learning in March was virtually seamless. Highland’s faculty leaders and students credit the school’s longtime commitment to innovative teachers.

By Emily Ayshford

A new collaborative project aims to make introductory STEM courses successful for everyone.

Physicist Tim McKay has taught enough introductory physics courses to know what many university students think about them: They are difficult. You will get a lower grade in them than in your other courses. And worst of all: If you don’t do well, then you probably weren’t meant to study science after all.

By Brent Orrell

Is STEM education and training working? And for whom?

By Chase Laudenslager

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – On Monday, The Society for Science and the Public announced that they are providing Marie’s Kids in North Charleston a $2,500 grant to support science education.

By Kirenz Engineerng

Cree, the company building a manufacturing facility in Marcy, has donated $3.5 million to SUNY Polytechnic Institute for new student scholarship and faculty chair programs.

By Chavie Lieber

Sales in educational toys are booming, but often there isn’t much weight to their claims of teaching kids science and math.