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PLTW Announces Continued Partnership with Dow to Expand STEM Learning Near HBCUs

Lockheed Martin contributes $500,000 grant to Project Lead The Way to expand access to Cybersecurity Course for America’s Students

PLTW and AWS launch virtual computer labs to expand software access to schools across the U.S.

PLTW Elects Two New Members to Board of Directors

NI Named Newest Project Lead The Way “Transformative Partner”

From the very beginning, we’ve been an organization focused on two things: students and teachers. PLTW programs prepare students with in-demand knowledge and transportable skills and transform the teaching experience.

Nearly 20 years later, we are steadfast in our commitment to students and teachers. Now with five programs which create PreK-12 pathways in computer science, engineering, and biomedical science, we continue, every day, to prepare students with the in-demand knowledge and skills they need to thrive in an evolving world.

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