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NASA uses its unique assets to support local, state, regional, and national science, mathematics, technology, engineering, and geography education efforts through collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. As the United States continues to reform science, mathematics, technology, and geography instruction in its K-12 schools, NASA has placed |
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emphasis on coordinating all of the NASA assets in a given State toward assisting in meeting its goals for improvement of the state's system of education. NASA Glenn Research Center is involved in several partnership programs with other government, business, educational and community leaders who take a broad-ranging interest in improving the educational system. These programs include -- the New Approach to Self Achievement (N.A.S.A.) Project, the Ohio Space Grant Consortium, the Ohio Mathematics and Science Coalition, the Cleveland Public Schools, the Mobile Aeronautics Education Laboratory (MAEL), the Aeronautics Education Laboratories, and the Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Aerospace Academy (SEMAA). For information on specific programs, please visit the following link. Systemic Improvement Programs List
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