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    Local Pride: Harry S Truman High School Achieves National Recognition in STEM Education

    2024-05-14
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    Harry S Truman High School has been named a 2023-24 Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished School. This award recognizes high schools in the United States that excel in delivering PLTW programs in Biomedical Science, Computer Science, and Engineering. PLTW is a national nonprofit organization focused on enhancing STEM education across all grade levels.

    The school's success is credited to its committed staff, according to Cosmo Di Liegro, the Department Chair for Business, Engineering, and Technology. Di Liegro noted the school's continuous pursuit of excellence and its goal to achieve the Distinguished District award in the future. This recognition highlights the school's efforts to improve student access, engagement, and achievement in PLTW programs.

    Harry S Truman High School met several criteria in the 2022-23 school year to earn this status. These criteria included offering diverse PLTW courses, achieving high student enrollment in these courses, and encouraging participation in multiple PLTW courses. The school also prioritized equitable access to these educational programs.

    Dr. David Dimmett, President and CEO of PLTW, commended Harry S Truman High School for their commitment to providing outstanding educational experiences and ensuring equitable access to PLTW programs. He praised the school for equipping students with vital skills for STEM careers and life skills.

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