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National Science Foundation Donates $2.9 Million to Study STEM Teacher Preparation

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The National Science Foundation is a federal government agency. It doesn't donate funds. It awards grants to institutions whose proposals are selected following a rigorous process of merit review.

Maria Zacharias of VA 12:55PM September 13, 2011

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