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Gianforte Just Signed a $16.5B State Budget. Here’s What Made the Cut, and What Didn’t

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Gianforte Just Signed a $16.5B State Budget. Here’s What Made the Cut, and What Didn’t

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The governor says free school lunches, funding for pre-trial programs, STEM education and other items were "nice to have" but not "need to have" in the state's two-year budget.See the Story

The Hidden Bias Pushing Women Out of Computer Science

The Hidden Bias Pushing Women Out of Computer Science

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At the dawn of computing, women were the early adopters of computational technology, working with punch cards in what was then considered secretarial work. As computer science evolved into a prestigious field focused on algorithms and theory, women became—and remained—underrepresented. Today, only 23% of bachelor's and doctoral degrees in computer science are awarded to women, and just 18% of full professors are women—fewer than in the 1980s.See the Story

Mount Sentinel Graduate Named 2025 Schulich Leader

Mount Sentinel Graduate Named 2025 Schulich Leader

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Mount Sentinel Secondary School (MSS) graduate Phoenix Allen has been named a 2025 Schulich Leader and awarded a $100,000 scholarship to study mathematics at Queen's University in Kingston, Ont. Allen is one of only 100 students across Canada to receive the prestigious STEM-focused award, given annu...See the Story

Ohio Budget Includes Provision to Ban Student Cellphone Use in Public Schools

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The provision requires each school district, community school and STEM school to ban student cellphone use during instructional hours by Jan. 1, 2026.Mobile Phones · Ohio See the Story

Mobile ‘Makerspace’ provides students tools to create, inspire - American Press

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The Mobile Makerspace is making sure Calcasieu Parish students have access to STEM education all summer long. The Calcasieu Parish School Board Mobile Makerspace Bus is a repurposed school bus that has been retrofitted with lab space to bring STEM education directly to students. The bus is decked out with technology and resources used to introduce students to high-tech tools and foundational STEM skills. The Mobile Makerspace made a stop at the …Education · Lake Charles Read Article

Topfaith University hosts Troost Ekong's Camp NexGen

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Topfaith University played host to an exciting and transformative event – Camp NexGen, a dynamic three-day programme designed to ignite passion in young minds by merging athletics and STEM education in a truly unique way. Held from June 24 to 26, 2025, the camp welcomed over 150 students aged 12 to 15 from schools and communities across Akwa Ibom State. The event was organised under the auspices of The Troost Ekong Foundation and Idara Otu, a U.…Education · Uyo Read Article

Topeka scientist says NSF funds critical to infectious disease forecasting

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Planned budget cuts for 2026 would deepen damage to STEM education, jobs, and public access to taxpayer-funded data.Education · Topeka Read Article

Ashland FFA members honored at state competition

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EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was authored by Ashland FFA reporter Hannah McNaull. ASHLAND — On April 30, 19 students from the Ashland FFA Chapter traveled to Columbus, Ohio to start their trip to the 97th Ohio FFA State Convention. On Wednesday, members enjoyed watching a Clippers game at Huntington Park. It was an evening of […] The post Ashland FFA members honored at state competition appeared first on Ashland Source - Ashland County Ohio News & …STEM · Ashland Read Article

Ontario announces pause on school curriculum changes, including kindergarten overhaul

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Ontario has announced a pause on planned school curriculum changes that were set to take effect in September, including the introduction of early reading, math and STEM lessons in kindergarten classrooms.STEM · Toronto See the Story

Current AI Models Not Even Close To Humans Of 70 Years Ago In STEM: Eric Weinstein

AI has made plenty of progress in the last couple of years, but subject matter experts aren’t necessarily impressed with what it’s capable... The post Current AI Models Not Even Close To Humans Of 70 Years Ago In STEM: Eric Weinstein appeared first on OfficeChai.Artificial Intelligence Read Article

‘It’s not enough to open doors, we must ensure women are supported once they’re inside’

This week Women in Solar+ Europe gives voice to Yana Hryshko, Managing Consultant, APAC, Head of Global Solar Supply Chain Research at Wood Mackenzie. She says that PV industry in China the gender divide, while still present, feels less rigid than in Europe. "Women are active across various departments, including engineering, manufacturing, QA, sales, and research," she states. "Although men remain the majority, the gap feels narrower than in Eu…STEM · Shanghai Read Article