https://www.massbioed.org/news/80-massbioed-foundation-names-four-new-schools-to-bioteach-program
Melrose High School has been selected as a "BioTeach School," and will receive $15,000 in grant funding for lab equipment and supplies, three days of teacher training, and opportunities for students to participate is science exploratory experiences.
The science department is increasingly employing ways to support science, technology, engineering, math education for students, with new science labs, more course offerings at MHS for 2014-2015, and a growing STEM Pathway.
For more information on courses and the pathway, check out the MHS Program of Studies in the 2/4/14 School Committee agenda packet. To volunteer in support of STEM education in the Melrose Public Schools, contact Bridge Director Jennifer McAllister at jmcallister@melrose.mec.edu or 781-979-2299.