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The guys at Next One Up are diving into the world of 3D design (CAD) using TinkerCAD and Cura! From 6th to 12th grade, these students are sharpening their skills, bringing creative ideas to life, and exploring the endless possibilities of 3D printing. Take a look at some of their amazing creations pictured here! ????

?? We're counting down the days until LET'S GO’s 2nd Annual Spring Fundraising Gala at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on April 10th! (30 days to be exact!!) Don’t miss out on a night of STEM excitement, networking, and celebration of the amazing community supporting our programs. ?? April 10, 2025 ? 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM ?? Baltimore Museum of Industry, Inner Harbor Don't wait—buy your tickets now! ??? https://lnkd.in/eGSdHxaS #LETSGO #STEM #Community #Fundraising #BaltimoreEvents #Gala

?? The countdown to our 2025 gala has begun, and we need YOU to help us make it a success! Sponsorships are the heart of our event, supporting our mission to provide free STEM education and workforce development programs to underserved youth. Your partnership will directly impact students’ futures, giving them access to mentorship, hands-on learning, and the skills they need to succeed. Together, we can empower the next generation of innovators. As a sponsor, you’ll enjoy exclusive event perks while shaping the future of STEM education. Let’s open doors for every student to thrive. Are you in? ?? Learn more & get involved: https://lnkd.in/eW_762KA #BaltimoreEvents #Gala #STEM #EmpowerStudents #FutureLeaders #STEMEducation

Happening tomorrow! Hope to see you there ??.

Embracing Digital Learning in Modern Education On this Digital Learning Day, we recognize the transformative power of technology in education. The MOST Network is committed to integrating digital tools that enrich learning experiences and prepare students for a technologically advanced future. We love all our partners who share the love of technology with their students: Digital Harbor Foundation, Dent Education, LET'S GO, Code in the Schools Benefits of Digital Learning: Personalized learning pathways Enhanced student engagement Access to a wealth of online resources How has digital learning impacted your teaching or learning experience? Share your thoughts below. ?? #DigitalLearningDay #EdTech #FutureOfEducation #MOSTNetwork ?? Follow us for more insights on educational technology.

Katherine Johnson was a groundbreaking mathematician whose work at NASA helped shape the course of space exploration. Often called one of history's "hidden figures", her contributions were crucial to the success of the early space missions, including John Glenn's orbital flight and the Apollo 11 moon landing. Despite the racial and gender barriers of her time, she excelled in mathematics, earning a degree in 1937 from West Virginia University. She was one of the first African American women to work as a "computer" at NASA, where she calculated flight trajectories, launch windows, and Earth-orbit mechanics, often with nothing more than a pencil and paper. Her most famous achievement? Calculating the flight path for John Glenn’s historic 1962 orbital mission. When Glenn requested that Johnson personally verify the computer-generated numbers before liftoff, her calculations ensured the mission’s success, cementing her legacy in the annals of space history. Katherine’s work not only helped put astronauts into space but also broke barriers for women and people of color in STEM. Her brilliance, perseverance, and dedication continue to inspire generations. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackSTEMPioneers #BHM #STEM #LETSGO

?? Mark your calendars! ?? We're hosting our 2nd annual Spring Fundraising Gala at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on April 10, 2025! Join us from 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM for an unforgettable evening filled with STEM innovation, community building, and an opportunity to support the future of our students. Get inspired by our brilliant students from Anne Arundel County and Baltimore as they showcase their STEM projects and share how they’re shaping tomorrow’s world. This is a great opportunity to network with influential leaders and make a difference in the lives of young innovators. Help us raise $90,500 for our transformative programs in STEM education and workforce development across Maryland & D.C. Let’s celebrate visionaries, honor our community, and fuel the future of STEM together! ?? April 10, 2025 ? 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM ?? Baltimore Museum of Industry, Inner Harbor Get your tickets NOW! ??? https://lnkd.in/eGSdHxaS

Don't forget! You're invited to our Open House at LET'S GO's brand-new headquarters in Baltimore! Whether you're new to our community or a long-time supporter, this is the perfect chance to explore our space, learn more about our mission, and connect with our team. We’ll be offering group tours of the headquarters so you can get an inside look at where all the action happens. Enjoy light snacks and drinks while discovering how you can get involved in our upcoming activities. See you soon! ?? March 4, 2025 ? 4:00 - 7:00 PM ?? 2601 N. Howard Street, Suite 160 Baltimore, MD 21218 RSVP: https://bit.ly/40gTtoH

Dr. Percy Julian was a pioneering chemist who broke barriers and revolutionized science. Born in 1899 in Montgomery, Alabama, Julian faced immense racial discrimination, but went on to become one of the most influential scientists of the 20th century. His groundbreaking work in synthesizing important compounds, including physostigmine for glaucoma and steroid hormones for arthritis, saved countless lives. Julian also pioneered the use of soybeans in industry, leading to advances in pharmaceuticals, food products, and even synthetic rubber. The first African American chemist inducted into the National Academy of Sciences, Julian’s work reshaped both science and industry. His legacy as an innovator, educator, and advocate for diversity in STEM continues to inspire generations today. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackSTEMPioneers #BHM #STEM #LETSGO

Old Mill Middle School has teamed up with LET'S GO and Northrop Grumman to give 8th grade changemaker students an incredible mentorship experience! ?? Northrop Grumman employees visited Old Mill Middle School South to guide small groups of students as they work on their changemaker projects. Each team of 3-4 students got one-on-one support, helping them with the creation, implementation, and data collection for their innovative solutions to real-world problems. These student-led passion projects focus on finding solutions to problems they care about, testing those solutions, and analyzing the results. Northrop Grumman will continue working with the students throughout the semester, empowering them to make a positive impact. ?? #Changemaker #STEMMentorship #CommunityCollaboration #FutureLeaders