Today and Tomorrow, Monsanto help students become budding scientists
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The program developed out of an exchange between Today and Tomorrow and Monsanto about possible new school programs, explained Ray Wicks, director of testing and government programs in the Catholic Education Office. Wicks, who wrote the grant proposal, explained that it included a summer science program for students, professional teacher development that continued during the school year and programs for parents.
“We felt supporting teacher development and science education would be a good program,” Wicks said. Monsanto agreed.
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