
From Volcanoes to the Classroom: An Edelman Fellow Brings Hawaii’s Geology to Life
For 19 years, Patrick Kyne has worked to make science exciting for his students. This summer, the Duncan U. Fletcher Middle School science teacher traded

For 19 years, Patrick Kyne has worked to make science exciting for his students. This summer, the Duncan U. Fletcher Middle School science teacher traded

Kari Houston went to Belize expecting to study rainforests, coral reefs, and conservation. She returned to Jacksonville with something even more valuable: a renewed sense of curiosity

For Vernita Moore, science is not limited to textbooks, vocabulary lists, or classroom walls. It is happening every day in canyons, rainforests, rivers, rocks, weather

What if students could step inside the world of Sherlock Holmes, walking the streets of Victorian London, solving mysteries, and using coding and robotics to crack

Under the moonlight on a quiet Caribbean beach, two Duval County teachers helped release more than 200 leatherback sea turtle hatchlings into the ocean, an