While serving on MIT’s Educational Council, MLK Scholar Christine Taylor-Butler saw a growing number of urban and rural students entering 12th grade without the appropriate skills. At noon on April 22, Christine will present how she took literacy and STEAM concepts and embedded them in an epic adventure. Register today!
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