After-school coding classes, high school tech internships and STEM teacher residencies are among the programs funded in the new state budget.
The district-run math-and-science school opened in 2016 and already has a waiting list of 400.
Too many students think 'STEM is only for the smartest of the smart,' while millions of jobs go unfilled.
California's environmental standards are among the top in the nation, but implementation "is a big lift."
Mobile science labs, Skype lessons with scientists and robotics workshops are among the offerings at some remote schools.
The technology, combined with supportive teachers, has opened the door to science careers.
$20,000 award from National Science Teachers Association will provide much-needed supplies to East Oakland middle school
Report finds that even infants can learn abstract scientific concepts, and starting early can help them with science later on.
2019 budget proposal eliminates NASA education office and teacher training grants.
NASA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and teacher training grants face more than $3 billion in cuts as Congress debates 2018 budget.
Hands-on science projects emphasized in California's new science standards are a hit with K-2 students, teachers say.
49ers, Ducks, other teams offer free curriculum to California teachers.
Learning about disasters can minimize students' stress and help future generations minimize risks, teachers say.
Rare astronomical phenomena on Aug. 21 coincides with the start of school for many districts.
Through a community partnership, science specialists at the Lawrence Hall of Science are bringing free, play-based science lessons to playgroups for low-income families across the Bay Area.
