On March 8 at Hannibal-LaGrange University, Northeast Missouri educators assessed their program offerings, brainstormed how to integrate STEM curriculum across disciplines, grade-levels and schools, and exchanged ideas with other schools in the region. The Missouri Mathematics and Science Coalition has been hosting these workshops all across the state using the STEM pathway rubric tool developed by the Carnegie Science Center to increase school effectiveness in STEM education.

You can learn more about this program here.