Three children in a classroom do an experiment

100Kin10 is connecting institutions from the public and private sectors, as well as government agencies, to solve "one of our country’s most pressing challenges – giving kids a great STEM education – by adding 100,000 more, excellent STEM teachers to America’s classrooms by 2021,” an initiative that has received support from the Trust.

100Kin10 has identified a set of long-term systemic problems in STEM education and is taking steps to address what they call "Grand Challenges.

Read the full article in Inside Philanthropy.

"In the booming arena of education philanthropy, there are some pretty staunch ideological outlooks driving giving. One of the most compelling things about 100Kin10—a national network established to support K-12 STEM teacher training—is that it doesn’t have one fixed strategy for tackling the shortage.”

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