SOCIETY UPDATE

The Science News in High Schools program team

worked with us to identify articles and activities

aligned with our curriculum in a way that was easy

for us to integrate into our planning guides. I'm

always impressed at the variety and depth of

what the program has to offer, like articles written

at multiple reading levels related to a particular

standard, or experiments related to the articles

with great questions that prompt critical thinking.”

KD DAVENPORT

Director of Science, School District of Philadelphia

Because our school is in a very rural

area, our population is geographically

isolated from many streams of infor-

mation. Our budget is very small and

our access to lab tools is very limited.

The program brings current science

into my classroom. These articles

consistently draw great dialog from

the students.”

ALAN GRINSTEINNER

Teacher, Bison School District, South Dakota

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From big city districts to rural,

K–12 schools, Society for Science’s

Science News in High Schools

program is providing resources

for teaching real-world science to

more than 5,000 schools this year.

Our digital lesson plans tie Science

News articles to Next Generation

Science Standards so educators

can easily integrate cutting-edge

STEM research into their curricula.

Read how educators are using

the program to bring the latest

scientific findings and journalism

to their students.

Science News in High Schools

Inspiring

students far

and wide