Keyword: Stem
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If only there was a chance to laugh at the bridge
STORY OF THE WEEK: Back in the day, the approach of the end of February would signal the time for the Providence Newspaper Guild Follies – the bygone annual satiric sendup of the year in Rhode … more
Picking up the check: Sabine Mia JeanLouis (second from right) smiles with her giant check as she celebrates with her father, mother and sisters. (Submitted photo)
CHSE senior wins $10,000 scholarship from Sprout & STEM
A senior at Cranston East, Sabine Mia JeanLouise, has won a $10,000 scholarship from a local educational nonprofit to study biology at Rhode Island College and ultimately to pursue a career in … more
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TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATION: Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships for Mission Programs at Mystic Aquarium Ayana Melvan discussed the impact STEM Mentoring RI has on kids and how the program’s mentees become mentors and inspire younger generations at the rebranding STEM event on Dec. 14.
STEM Mentoring RI rebrands, introduces 2023 programming for youth
Running under the new name of STEM Mentoring RI, the organization – previously known as STEM Advantage – has announced its 2023 programs for youth. With the return of Energy Engineers in … more
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TOO MUCH TRASH: Charlie Wren points at the collection of water bottles that campers discovered with their counselors while walking on a trail to check out the local water source. (Submitted photo)
Outraged by litter, kids mount cove, park cleanup
STEM Advantage campers recently organized a local clean up and fundraiser for Cranston’s Stillhouse Cove and Charlestown’s Kettle Pond after observing a collection of washed up plastic … more
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TEAM EFFORT: The youngest students in the STEM Advantage summer program gathered at Stillhouse Cove last week to celebrate the culmination of their six weeks of work, which included weekly gatherings at the cove. Some of the students tagged storm drains with chalk to help education passers-by about the dangers of pollution. Pictured, from left, are Ayden Barron, Kendriech Xayapanya. Matthew Holman, and Temperance, Minos and Emery Cleveland. (Herald photos by Daniel Kittredge) keychain
Summer of STEM
By DANIEL KITTREDGE Summer and science? It might not be the combination most students have in mind when the school year ends. But for students in the STEM Advantage program, the two went hand-in-hand over the past several weeks. "You've got to be precise more
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