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Thank you, teachers!

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and MƒA would like to thank teachers across the country for your expertise, skills, and dedication you bring to your classrooms and students every

Announcing a new honor given to two New York City public school teachers, one in math and one in science, who during their tenure as MƒA Master Teachers have influenced the teaching profession in exce

Honoring MƒA’s 1,000+ NYC Public School Teachers

Nonprofit invests more than $225 million in public school STEM education over 10 years.

Genes in Space named two winners of its third US competition. In an unprecedented tie, Sophia Chen from Washington and Elizabeth Reizis from New York will both have their experiments performed aboard

New funding will help foster growth of K-12 computer science in NYC public school

Math for America (MƒA) today announced that its fellowships now include 1,043 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) teachers who teach in 411 New York City public schools. While the

Genes in Space™ named Julian Rubinfien, a high school student from New York, the winner of the second annual Genes in SpaceTM competition. The innovative contest challenges students in grades 7 throug

MƒA Founder Jim Simons and MƒA President John Ewing advocated to have the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) include options for states to use Title II funds to establish state-wide Master Teacher prog

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the expansion of the New York State Master Teacher Program, which will enable more Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) teachers to join the existing st