“Prior to 1988, communication among the many specialized schools was mostly informal. Four such schools- The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, Thomas Jefferson High school for Science and Technology, Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts, and the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy – sought to create a formal alliance among these schools. They planned an organizational meeting from the spring of 1988 to be held at Thomas Jefferson High School in Fairfax County, VA. The directors of the schools contacted all of known similar programs and invited them to send representatives.”
— quote from “Shaping Leadership for the 21st Century” (1991), edited by Michael Haney, PhD. former president of NCSSSMST.
Submissions from 2022
Building and Supporting a Research to Publication Pipeline, Sowmya Anjur, Jean Bigger, and Joyce Symoniak
Building the Foundation for a Trauma Responsive School, Katie Berger and Takeisha Rheams
E2: Equity and Excellence Framework - A Pathway to Advancing Educational Equity and Excellence, Evan M. Glazer and Adrienne Coleman
Teaching the Internet as Text, Eric Rettberg
Got 99 Problems? PBL Can Help!, Nicole Ross and Allison Albert
The Art of Getting it Wrong: Developing Persistence, Nicole Ross and Allison Albert
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