Girls Can Attend Science Project
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The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is looking for candidates for the Girls in Science Neuse River project.
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For all the differences between the sexes, here's one that might stir up debate in the teacher's lounge: Boys learn more from men and girls learn more from women.
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By Moira Sharkey  South Wales Echo  Pupils are all smiles now their classroom has been given a splash of colour.
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By Mark Patrick Grandstaff, The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va.  Jun. 18--About 70 South Middle School students suited up for a day at a  space mission simulator recently at Wheeling Jesuit University.
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By The Lexington Herald-Leader, Ky.  Feb. 11--Nearly 600 students in grades four through 12 participated in the 23rd annual Kentucky American Water Science Fair yesterday at Bryan Station High School.
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Researchers find way to make tiny structures emit different wavelengths of light.
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By Greg Esposito, The Roanoke Times, Va.  Feb. 24--BLACKSBURG -- When Virginia Tech junior Angella De Soto sits in her Community Renewable Energy Systems class she can't help but notice her surroundings.
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By Tony Pierro  tonyp@cnpapers.com 348-3022  Last week, seventh-grade students at Stonewall Jackson Middle School were getting excited about science.   Specifically, they were expressing their excitement at the results of the school's science fair.
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The Science Network launches its first program in an effort to educate the masses about stem-cell research and other vital topics. Don't yawn -- you need this. By Kristen Philipkoski.
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Edinburgh University scientists and students devise a test to detect the presence of arsenic in water supplies.
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In a controversial social experiment, boys and girls go to school under the same roof but sit in separate classes.
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Gene Snyder's eighth-grade science students are supplying their own specimens for a dissection project in the spring.
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By Ann Doss Helms, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Feb. 12--elementary schools step up attention to science   Eight-year-old Nicholas Zanzot, busy shaping clay mountains to study lake formation, isn't worried about a new N.C. science exam.
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Â· Two-thirds of 150 in top roles were in movementÂ· Support for girl-only activities after co-ed push
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Pupils at a city middle school will be able to get birth control pills and patches at their student health center after the local school board approved the proposal Wednesday evening
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Science & environment: Flight goes ahead despite thermal shield cracks as two missions are headed by women for first time.
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Pupils in England will learn more about how food is grown and how it reaches the consumer in a new  scheme.