The Art of Problem Solving is a new STEM curriculum designed to offer a deeper, more challenging math instruction, helping kids excel at this subject. The program is for kids in grades 5–12. The texts introduce key math concepts and teach kids how to develop new ideas with ways to apply these ideas to challenging problems. Thousands of students are using the program, and many have gone on to win contests such as MATHCOUNTS.

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Get financially prepared with Hughes.

You want to improve your financial life. We get you. That's why we launched an interactive, online financial education initiative through our partnership with the nation's leading financial education provider, Banzai! MoneyCoach is available as a... Read more

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Let’s All Learn About  Water Safety and...

Learn How To Swim This Summer!

Healing & Hope Badge and DPCA Badge

A is for Adult. B is for Barriers. C is for Classes.

Follow Stewie the Duck to learn the ABCs of water safety!...Read more

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Kick Off the Summer with Rebekah Borucki!

Join Pima County Public Library’s, Kindred as we kick off Summer Learning with author Rebekah Borucki! We will feature a Q & A with the author, a reading from her latest picture book and a short mediation.

Date: 
Saturday, May 29, 2021 - 1:00pm to 3:00pm
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When you think of things you might find in the ocean, your list probably includes things like fish, sharks, whales, dolphins, coral reefs. And art museums? That’s right, the Underwater Museum of Cannes is now open for visitors in the Mediterranean Sea!

The INSTALLATION includes six... Read more

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Egyptian archaeologists have discovered what is believed to be the largest city of the Egyptian empire, and it has been buried for 3,400 years.

The city, Aten... Read more

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