On the recordMay 5, 2010
If our students aren't STEM-capable, it's not just jobs, it's making basic fundamental decisions in our democracy.
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congress.govIf our students aren't STEM-capable, it's not just jobs, it's making basic fundamental decisions in our democracy.
Emphasizes the importance of STEM education for informed citizenship.
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