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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. MUSD planning summer school to address learning loss concerns Manteca Unified School District is preparing to roll out a robust summer session to help those struggling with learning loss due to the pandemic and those who are at grade level but are seeking additional challenges. “The data we’ve collected shows there is a huge need at the kindergarten through third grade level,” said MUSD community outreach director Victoria ...

Free science DIY kits for Thursday live workshop Cool Science and last updated 2021-01-21 09:18:47-05 COLORADO SPRINGS — What do you think your kids would say to building a hand-held catapult for fun? And it's not just for fun, it's for science education, too! The best part? Kids can do this right at home - and pick up all the supplies they need for free! The Space Foundation Discovery Center is teaming up with the nonprofit Cool Science to host a virtual live video this morning at 11 a.m. on how to build a catapult. And kids can follow along with their own kits at home!

As I am about to enter the healthcare workforce as a Black pediatric resident, it has been 11 years since a Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM) seed was planted in the classroom of my Connecticut public high school. I first learned of Dr. Percy Julian, a Black chemist who is known for creating physostigmine, a widely used glaucoma medication. He made me realize individuals  who looks like me can be successful leaders and visionaries within the STEM field. With the passing of the law to include Black, Latinx and, Puerto Rican studies in high school classrooms in Connecticut, these comm...