Wisconsin just made a $500,000 investment in science education—and the opportunity could be much bigger than a collection of professional learning events. For too long, too many science educators have done important work in isolation, with access to support depending too much on where they teach and who they know. This investment creates the possibility of something more powerful: a connected statewide community of science educators who learn from one another, strengthen their practice, and expand opportunities for students across Wisconsin.

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