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07/23/07
County schools recently received nearly $600,000 to beef up their math, science and engineering programs. Find Us On Facebook
The system received a $230,000 grant from the Maryland Department of Education to create a math and science magnet school, and a $358,000 grant from NASA to create after-school engineering clubs.
The magnet school will be a specialized program within a county high school, but Superintendent Kevin M. Maxwell hasn't decided which high school, said spokesman Bob Mosier. "Math and science are going to be at the heart of the 21st century workplace," said Maureen McMahon, director of advanced studies and programs for the school...
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