• Students possessing the necessary mathematics, science, and technology skills to be effective and productive citizens in an ever-changing environment,
• Educators inspired and equipped to prepare students for life-long learning,
• Business, industry, government, and the public as active partners in defining and achieving the goals of mathematics, science, and technology education.
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- NH Department of Education
- NH Business and Industry Association
- NH Science & Engineering Exposition
- NH Science Teachers Association
- NH Teachers of Mathematics
- NH Society for Technology in Education
- NH High Technology Council
- Pre-Engineering Technical Advisory Council
- University of NH Leitzel Center
- Plymouth State University IMPACT Center
- Local Educational Support Center Network
- SEE Science Center
- Christa McAuliffe Planetarium
- Seacoast Science Center
- Squam Lakes Natural Science Center
- NH Fish & Game
- Audubon Society of NH
- Harris Center for Conservation
- NH Department of Environmental Services
- Tin Mountain Conservation Center
- Society for the Protection of NH Forests
- Mt. Washington Observatory
- Weather Discovery Center