As reported in the Baltimore Sun, students across Maryland would see revamped science classes under curriculum standards the state school board will consider Tuesday — part of a broader effort to improve student performance in science, technology, engineering and math.  As described by the Sun,

In Maryland, an effort to improve STEM education began in 2009. A state task force recommended curriculum changes, internship opportunities and teacher professional development to help meet a goal of increasing the pool of STEM college graduates. Representatives from companies such as Lockheed Martin and Apple worked with educators on the task force.

For more information, see the full story from the Baltimore Sun.  MACo’s Summer Conference will focus on economic development in Maryland, including training programs that support local economies.  Conference registration is now open.