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Laurel School third graders design umbrellas for pets using new science curriculum

Laurel School is implementing a new science curriculum called TWIG. The teachers and students are experiencing a variety of new resources including multimedia videos, workbooks,

by Contributed Content
on October 14, 2021

Modernizing the national water system is UGGS topic on September 23

by Contributed Content
on September 21, 2021

Parent Info Session on LEGO Robotics League on the Peninsula set for September 9

Is your 9-14 year old child interested in LEGOs, problem solving, or being part of a team? If so, please join us Thursday, September 9,

by Contributed Content
on September 5, 2021

Teen girls invited to learn about Space Cookies robotic team

High school freshman and sophomore girls are invited to attend information sessions to learn more about joining the Space Cookies, an all-girls robotics team/Girl Scout

by Linda Hubbard
on August 2, 2021

SRI International to be transformed into mixed-use neighborhood with modernized office facilities

Working with Menlo Park-based Lane Partners, SRI International seeks residents' help in the effort to reimagine the approximately 63-acre property into a new home for

by Contributed Content
on June 7, 2021

USGS public lecture examines desert earthquakes on May 27

The next virtual USGS public lecture—titled Where Earthquakes Hike in the Desert—is Thursday, May 27th at 7:00 pm. Before clicking on the live stream link, please make

by Contributed Content
on May 25, 2021

Marshmallow Towers is STEAM class set for April 22

Students in Grades K-3: Join the Menlo Park Library for a fun, creative science and engineering class from the Bay Area Discovery Museum on Thursday,

by Contributed Content
on April 20, 2021

USGS public lecture on April 22 looks at the National Geospatial Program

Join online at 7:00 pm the day of the lecture.

by Contributed Content
on April 19, 2021

A day in the life of a chemical and waste manager at SLAC – meet Yoli Pilastro

Properly disposing of chemical and waste materials calls for stringent protocols and adherence to strong safety guidelines. Imagine taking this tough, seemingly dirty job and

by Lisa Caracciolo
on April 12, 2021

USGS public lecture looks at a very lonely jaguar on March 25

The USGS Public Lecture Series is back and it's virtual! Next up is A Jaguar's Field of Dreams on Thursday, March 25th at 7:00 pm. Before clicking on the live stream link

by Contributed Content
on March 23, 2021

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