WINSTON-SALEM, N.C-- A team of investors from Mr. Schnably's 8th-grade science class at Jefferson Middle School in Winston-Salem has made it to the finals of the Samsung Solve For Tomorrow Contest. It ...

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) -The future of IV bags could be changing and it started with a Bangor middle school science project. It’s a big year for Bangor High School freshman Riley Bosco. “I really like to ...

Last week, the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2) introduced Aristo, an artificial intelligence model that scored above 90 percent on an 8th grade science test and 80 percent on a ...

Survey results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress show 8th graders do less scientific inquiry now than five years ago.

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2022 has been a year of big weather stories in Florida, and no matter the conditions outside, one tool that helps to get results is the News 6 Pinpoint Weather App. News 6 Insider Guide Crystal Moyer ...

ABINGTON, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Who would have thought that felt monsters, of all things, would be the key to kinship between 8th grade students and their kindergarten counterparts? The 'Felt Monster ...

24,852 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?24,852 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?

EdSource · How a charter school serving adults became embroiled in scandal and sparked calls for reform Eighth grade students’ science test scores have fallen to the level they were in 2009, the first ...

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You can’t see the answers because there is A.1. steak sauce all over his homework. Where his name should be, there is ketchup. Like Jackson Pollock, the little guy doesn’t need to sign his work.

In 2012, IBM Watson went to medical school. So said The New York Times, announcing that the tech giant's artificially intelligent question-and-answer machine had begun a "stint as a medical student" ...