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Project Lead The Way Announces New Assessment to Measure Academic Knowledge and In-Demand Skills
Learn MoreNumber of Students Earning College- and Career-Ready Recognition More Than Doubles
Learn MoreProject Lead The Way Recognizes Exemplary PLTW Programs with Distinguished School and District Awards
Learn More$1.7 Million Grant Will Expand PLTW K-12 Career Pathways for Massachusetts Students
Learn MorePLTW Introduces Advisory Board for Cybersecurity Course
Learn MoreFrom 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 K-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.
Please send media inquiries to Jennifer Erbacher, PLTW senior director of media and PR.
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