October 30—It is Friday but I must tell you about the Urban Science Education Leaders (USEL) event. It was very exciting! Why? The participants were so engaging and really were looking for information and answers and just wanted to learn and see more. They began with the chair of the Urban Science Education Leaders presentation. Dr. Bobby [...]
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