Science News in High Schools
At Science News in High Schools, we’re interested in helping educators and students receive reliable STEM journalism and classroom lessons plans that achieve STEM and literacy standards and apply the most recent advances in STEM to curricular concepts.
Regeneron and other sponsors are supporting over 5,400 schools, including 95 full districts or geographic cohorts. Over 62% of our schools are Title I eligible. Over 17,000 educators and over 5 million students have access to program resources.
Interested in the program? Express interest in signing up your school. Learn more about the program resources from this resource overview sheet.
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Hear from SNHS Teachers
Hear how current Science News in High Schools teachers are using the program resources in their classrooms by reading our testimonials page!
Read our Teacher TestimonialsScience News in High Schools Webinar Series

Using Resources for Literacy and Advocate Program Overview
Tune in to this webinar to hear how to use Science News in High Schools resources to teach literacy practices in your classroom! Hear from teacher librarian Lori Hermelin about strategies she uses and then hear from Emily Freeland about the Advocate Program and how to apply. Find resources from the presentations here.
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How Teachers are Using SNHS Resources
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Program Sponsors
Many individuals, corporations, and foundations who care about science learning are generously funding nearly 5,400 schools’ participation in the Society’s Science News in High Schools program during the 2021-2022 school year.