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For so many years, it is no secret that the people of the Philippines give high importance on education even though there are hurdles in front. Recently, it got a shot in the arm through an innovative “empowerment through education” concept to provide access to education to more people, particularly

Keonna Simon, the winner of the Prime Minister’s award for 2022 has settled into life at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where she hopes to read for a degree in computational biology.

Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Sarah Kennedy, Sophie Baggett ’23, Claire Boyle ’25, Collin Kelso ’25, Ezra Kucur ’25 and Kalju Maegi ’23 spent a month in Puno, Peru studying heavy metal poisoning in soil and interacting with the community affected by it.

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Winners of the recent Desmos Art Competition and In-Person Math Contest have been awarded. And Siegel High band gets top honors.

Winners of the recent Desmos Art Competition and In-Person Math Contest have been decided. The math-centric competition was opened to all students, as well as teachers for the Art category. Students were judged on their ability to create art using an online graphic calculator program — known as Desmos — and by using math shapes and equations. In the middle school division, Thomas Stoner (Siegel Middle School) was the 1st place winner. For Integrated...

Dear members of the Northampton community, as a Math Department at Northampton High School, we believe you should be informed of the following as you interpret public discussion about embedding honors within the Integrated Math courses at the high...

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Gevirtz Schools' Sarah Roberts awarded a $1.1 million NSF Faculty Early Career Development Grant

POTSDAM — This week at Clarkson University, kids and teens experimented with the science of motion. The university’s 15th annual IMPETUS Roller Coaster Camp was the culmination of a year of monthly programming centered on STEM: science, technology, engineering and math. About 150 students in grades 7 to 12 participate in the academic year program, implemented in 11 school districts mostly in St. Lawrence and Franklin counties, and through Clarkson’s Hudson Valley campus at the Be...