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Join Dr. Wyndham and two Avon educators, Steph Duda and Sarah Tuttle, as they sit down for a conversation about the work they’re doing to provide rich, hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) experiences for all 3,500 elementary students in our school district. One of the major reasons for the construction projects at several of our elementary schools over the past two years was to provide a more equitable experience for all elementary students, and the work Mrs. Duda and Mrs. Tuttle are leading has been made possible by the effort. Learn about how they’re rolling up their sleeves to provide experiences that are not only helping students develop critical problem-solving skills, but for the in-demand STEM-reliant careers of the coming decades.
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