Project Lead The Way (PLTW) has earned recognition in the STEM education realm by receiving two esteemed awards that highlight innovative learning approaches.

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Science Teacher Saint Vincent Academy seeks two dynamic, student-centered Science Teachers for the upcoming academic year. We are particularly interested in candidates with experience teaching Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Biomedical Science, including Biomedical Innovations, as well as Biology. Candidates with expertise in Environmental Science and Ecology are also encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate is passionate about inspiring young women to pursue STEM fields and is committed to foste...

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Caterpillar Foundation partners with Project Lead The Way to enhance STEM education in 13 communities, funding hands-on learning opportunities for students in the 2026-27 school year.

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District curriculum staff presented a first-read proposal to adopt OpenSciEd for biology, chemistry and physics and Project Lead The Way (PLTW) for biomedical sciences at North Andover High School; the committee heard implementation, training and assessment questions and will vote on adoption at the June 4 meeting.

"We are proud to honor P.K. Yonge for giving students hands-on, career-connected learning that builds the confidence, knowledge, and skills to navigate their futures," said Dr. David Dimmett, PLTW President and CEO.

Thought of the day: “Don’t watch the clock; do what it does. Keep going.” There were earbuds with a red charging case left on Bus 10. If they are yours, please stop in the office and let Erin know. 6th hour with Russ that is normally in PLTW will meet in the A&E for today only! Good luck to the track team as they travel to Bagley for the PTP meet!

STEM microschool - PLTW and the Indiana Microschool Collaborative are piloting elementary and middle school learning units for flexible microschool Stay updated with the latest global news from MISRYOUM.

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Directors unanimously approved Project Lead The Way biomedical and automation & robotics courses (with a $14,000 PLTW grant backing biomedical PBS and estimated year‑one durable costs of about $17,500), adopted an AP U.S. Government textbook plan, and approved a six‑year CKLA adoption for elementary instruction.

The Coupeville School District board unanimously approved multiple curriculum adoptions including Project Lead The Way biomedical science and automation & robotics, adoption of an AP U.S. Government text and districtwide Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA) for elementary grades; grant funding and pilot costs were discussed.