Education Matters

The STEM for Girls event at Fresno State was a hands-on, interactive learning experience that brought together 500 students from 5th to 12th grade. Through engaging activities like ink separation and rocket-making, the event aimed to show young minds the practical and exciting side of STEM fields. This event provided an inspiring platform for students to explore science and technology in a fun and creative way, igniting their passion for STEM subjects.

Thank you to our sponsors – Chevron and Educational Employees Credit Union!

Fresno State is striving to increase African American student enrollment, although it has

Mendota High School offers diverse career and technical education (CTE) pathways, including agriculture, construction, and welding, with a dual enrollment program that lets students earn an associate's degree alongside their diplomas. This approach aims to provide students with industry certifications and more opportunities for their future careers, with around 15% of seniors on track to graduate with an associate of science degree.

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How a partnership between Fresno City College and Chevron encourages young women to pursue

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How Fresno's African American Historical and Cultural Museum is allowing students to learn about history through the arts.

How Hallmark Academy made a massive return at this year's Fresno County Academic Decathlon.