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ORNL partners on science kits for kids in rural East Tennessee schools

ORNL partners on science kits for kids in rural East Tennessee schools Oakridger KINGSTON, Tenn. Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Thomas Zacharia and Associate Laboratory Director Stan Wullschleger visited classrooms at Midway Elementary School in Kingston, Tenn, recently as teachers led students through energy-themed science kits called Learning Lunchboxes. “More than anything else what we want to do is try to open up the curiosity of kids and encourage them to learn,” Zacharia said in an interview. “You want to spark their curiosity as early as you can.” Joining them were two employees from Center of Science and Industry (COSI) the Columbus, Ohio museum Frederic Bertley, president and CEO of COSI, and Stephen White, COSI vice president of external affairs, strategic initiatives and business development. 

ORNL partners on science kits for STEM schools

May 17, 2021 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the U.S. Department of Energy, the Center of Science and Industry and the Tennessee STEM Innovation Network have partnered to deliver hundreds of free science kits called Learning Lunchboxes to STEM-designated schools in East Tennessee. The program, named the Tennessee Distance Learning Initiative, provides engaging, hands-on activities aligned with Next Generation Science Standards. ORNL Director Thomas Zacharia and Associate Laboratory Director Stan Wullschleger visited classrooms at Midway Elementary School in Kingston, Tennessee, on Friday as teachers led students through an activity from the energy-themed box. Frederic Bertley, president and CEO of COSI, and Stephen White, COSI vice president of external affairs, strategic initiatives and business development, also attended.

Fighter finds a second chance after lifetime fighting on streets and serving time in jail

Fighter finds a second chance after lifetime fighting on streets and serving time in jail Matthew Strickland has been fighting his entire life. But after working with a faith-based program, he found a second chance at life. Author: David Schiele (10News) Updated: 5:47 PM CDT April 9, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Matthew Strickland has been fighting his entire life.  He was born in Harriman, Tennessee, where he found himself in a slew of street fights. He fought for his life after his father turned him to opioids as a minor. He also fought for his freedom while on the run from the police for a year, after committing assault and theft crimes. 

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