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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE FOR STEM EXCELLENCE
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Holy Ghost Catholic School is the first school in New Mexico, and the first Catholic school in the nation, to earn the National Certificate for STEM Excellence, a certification from the National Institute for STEM Education (NISE) in Houston. "STEM" refers to the academic disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and math.
To qualify for this award, a school must have at least five teachers earn the National Certificate for STEM Teaching. Ten Holy Ghost teachers earned this individual certification. Based on the professional development curriculum originally created at Rice University, these campus and individual certifications recognize the implementation of evidence-based STEM instructional categories.
"Working with the National Institute for STEM Education has moved our school to the next level of excellence," said Dr. Noreen Duffy Copeland, Holy Ghost Principal. "Through STEM, our teachers emphasize students' development of 21st-century skills like critical thinking, collaboration, invention, and communication. NISE has focused our efforts to provide the best instructional practices in every classroom as we prepare our students for STEM opportunities throughout their lives."
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May 15
Holy Ghost Catholic School in Albuquerque was honored Friday as the first school in the state and first Catholic school in the country to earn a National Certificate for STEM Excellence. (Click Title To Read Full Article)Read More -
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