Samuel was in class 4. His teacher felt he was ahead of his class mates. He could do ordinary math at an incredible speed. Compared to the other kids he was quiet and remained reserved. He barely laughed and played like the other kids. His class teacher who was also his math teacher could see [...]
New Haven Mayor John DeStefano spoke of the importance of building human capital and civic infrastructure as the foundation of a vibrant city during a series of events on campus on November 16 and 17. As part of his visit to campus, the Mayor delivered this policy address at the Law School. The Mayor’s visit [...]
The National Science Center has outreach programs for you — in any part of the country! Inspiring elementary, middle and high school students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, the NSC can help your school, home school, club, or independent group. Visit www.NationalScienceCenter.org to learn more. Several programs are free! And, we’ll tailor programs to [...]
To narrow the academic achievement gap in San Francisco public schools between people of color and the well heeled and well taken cared for – Marcus Bookstore and volunteer organization Public Allies joined forces on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to go out into San Francisco’s “at risk” neighborhoods to reach out and assist parents [...]
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