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	+ NASA Home + NASA Education Home   Choose another category:   + For Educators K-4 + For Educators 9-12 + For Educators Post Secondary + For Informal Educators		+ NASA Home > For Educators > 5-8 Educators > Features and News 06.20.07 - NASA Sets Briefings in July to Preview Next Shuttle Mission NASA will discuss the next space shuttle mission, designated STS-118, during a series of media briefings July 10-11 at NASA's Johnson Space Center. + Read More 05.23.07 - NASA, AOL and Mad Science Choose Pennant Design Challenge Winner On Tuesday, NASA, AOL's kids service, KOL, and Mad Science announced that Tapasya Das of Mount Laurel, N.J., is the winner of the NASA Space Pennant Design Challenge. + Read More 05.18.07 - NASA Selects Georgia, Florida Schools for Unique Partnership NASA recently began a special three-year partnership with Bear Creek Middle School, Park Creek Elementary School, and Flamingo Elementary School. + Read More 05.14.07 - Cudahy, Glendale Schools Join Unique Partnership With NASA NASA has announced that Theodore Roosevelt Middle School, Glendale, Calif.; and Ellen Ochoa Learning Center, Cudahy, Calif., have been selected to begin a special three-year partnership with the space agency as NASA Explorer Schools. + Read More 05.11.07 - Edward Harris, Jr. Middle School Joins the NASA Explorer Schools Family Today, NASA has announced the selection of Edward Harris, Jr. Middle School, Elk Grove, Calif., to join NASA's Explorer Schools (NES) Program, a three-year partnership that uses NASA's unique missions to inspire students in the fields of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and geography. + Read More 05.11.07 - Schools Join Unique Partnership with NASA Fillmore and North Hills schools have been selected as new NASA Explorer Schools. + Read More 05.11.07 - Schools in Des Moines, Ravenwood and Church Point Join Unique Partnership With NASA NASA begins a three-year partnership with schools in Des Moines, Iowa, Ravenwood, Mo. and Church Point, La. + Read More 05.11.07 - 25 Schools Join Unique Partnership With NASA On Friday, NASA will name 25 new NASA Explorer School teams nationwide to begin a special three-year partnership with the agency. + Read More 05.10.07 - Back to the Future - NASA Style What do Captain John Smith and Space Shuttle Commander Rick Sturckow have in common? Or Pocahontas and NASA astronaut Suni Williams? These explorers may be separated by 400 years, but they share the same spirit of adventure and discovery. + Read More 05.09.07 - NASA and FAA Team to Encourage Aviation and Space Careers NASA and the FAA today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to foster the development of students' skills in science, technology, engineering and math. + Read More 05.07.07 - Latest Group of Solar System Ambassadors Ready for Liftoff The newest bunch of space enthusiasts in NASA's Solar System Ambassadors Program is hard at work, planning events to educate various communities on their one true passion: space. + Read More 05.04.07 - NASA, FAA and Local Students to Demonstrate "Smart Skies" NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have established a partnership to foster student development of science, technology, engineering and math skills. + Read More 04.25.07 - Registration Opens for JPL, Sally Ride Science Workshop Educators can get involved in the first space shuttle flight of Educator Astronaut Barbara Morgan by registering for an Educator Institute offered by Northrop Grumman and Sally Ride Science in collaboration with NASA. + Read More 04.13.07 - Interactive Webcast Brings Shuttle Mission STS-118 Closer to Home NASA's Digital Learning Network and the agency's Explorer Schools project are teaming up to host the "STS-118 Relay Rally," a virtual tour of NASA's 10 field centers. + Read More 04.12.07 - NASA Engineer Helps Train Puppy for Future Leadership Role One of NASA's newest workers is a top dog … literally. A golden retriever puppy named Aries goes to work every day at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va. as part of the "Leader Dogs for the Blind" program. + Read More 03.29.07 - NASA Astronaut to Run Boston Marathon in Space Astronaut Suni Williams will go faster than anyone has ever gone in the Boston Marathon. She will run the famed race in April as an official entrant from 210 miles above Earth aboard the ISS. + Read More 03.22.07 - NASA Helps Local Student Rocket Scientists Reach for the Stars Some of the best student scientists from across the country are hard at work on their model rockets, set to launch this spring as part of NASA's Student Launch Initiative. + Read More 03.20.07 - NASA Scientists and Teachers to Study Mars in the Mojave Desert Teachers will join NASA scientists to study microbes in California's Mojave desert. + Read More 03.19.07 - Sally Ride Science Festival for Girls Returns to Caltech Sally Ride, America's first woman in space, is presenting the Sally Ride Science Festival, held in association with the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif., on Saturday, March 24, on the Caltech campus. + Read More 03.14.07 - NASA, AOL, Mad Science Host the Space Pennant Design Challenge Grade school students will design a pennant to fly on the next shuttle mission, STS-118. + Read More + Back to Top Archive Page 2 of 24 + Previous + Next
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