The American Heart Association hosted its second STEM Goes Red event to introduce eighth grade girls to careers in STEM.

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MARYSVILLE – More than 700 8th-grade students took over Yuba College's campus this week to learn about all the possibilities in STEM before they enroll in high school classes. "What they choose helps ...

KALISPELL, Mont. — Eight grade students in the Flathead Valley will compete in a STEM competition this Thursday. The students will put their physics, graphing and engineering skills to use to create ...

(TNS) — Fairmont State University hopes to ignite a passion for science and technology in 7th and 8th graders this summer at its first-ever STEM day camp. "STEM careers are so important, especially to ...

Tyraine Ragsdale, aka Grand Hank (left), challenges 8th grade students’ perception during an interactive science demonstration at the Allen M. Stearne middle school in Philadelphia on February 6, 2024 ...

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The American Heart Association is hosting its 8th Annual Stem Goes Red for Girls event at the Great Lakes Science Center. Fox 8's Kenny Crumpton gets a preview all the things involved that aim to get ...

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