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Teachers Nationwide Visit District PLTW Classrooms

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Grandview Middle and Belvidere Elementary School students showcased their STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) skills for teachers across the country. Teachers from several different states visited the schools to check out their Project Lead the Way classrooms. Their visit was part of the Project Lead the Way Regional Summit held in Kansas City, MO in November. Visitors toured the PLTW classrooms and spoke with students and teachers about their curriculum and projects. Only three schools in the entire metro area were invited to host a tour and 2 of those 3 were in our district!

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