Science News Learning

At Science News Learning, we’re dedicated to providing middle and high school educators and students with equitable access to our award-winning Science News Media Group Journalism and supporting educators with professional development workshops and digital lesson plans as they integrate articles into their classroom curricula.

Regeneron and other sponsors are supporting nearly 5,850 schools, including 110 full districts or geographic cohorts. Over 60% of our schools are Title I eligible. Over 18,000 educators and over 6 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.

Science News Learning Ambassadors

The Science News Learning Ambassadors are educators from across the country who have been inspiring their middle and high school science students with Science News journalism for years! They are Science News Learning expert teachers who want to share their love of teaching science literacy using current, real-life examples with others throughout the school year. Ambassadors partner with program staff to give meaningful feedback and develop new, creative lesson plans using Science News Learning resources and solutions for their own classrooms.

Meet the Ambassadors

Program Resources

Is your school already enrolled in Science News Learning? Explore additional educator resources, watch informational webinars, get program updates, and make changes to your program account information.

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Hear from Science News Learning teachers

Hear how current Science News Learning teachers are using the program resources in their classrooms by reading our testimonials page!

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Science News Learning webinar series

Program Resources

How Teachers are Using Science News Learning Resources

From the Society Blog

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Program Sponsors

Many individuals, corporations, and foundations who care about science learning are generously funding nearly 5,850 schools’ participation in the Society’s Science News Learning program during the 2023-2024 school year.

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