Report from RESET Volunteer Beverly Yett: The two things the students seemed to be most excited about were the facial reconstruction and what they called the bird beak experiment.  This was a bit of a diversion for

http://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/2014-state-climate-mountain-glaciers

From Rawstory: https://bit.ly/2H2FU2w This link is no longer available, please see the Phys.org story on plastic-consuming bacteria! https://phys.org/news/2016-03-newly-bacteria-plastic-bottles.html

RESET volunteer George Pick is ending his time as a RESET  volunteer after reaching hundreds of children in third and fourth grades at Key and Barrett Elementary Schools in Arlington, Virginia. George joined RESET in 2012 because

Better late than never: The final 2009 DC CAS Science Results released last year. The progress was small, but heading in the right direction… Press Release – The Progress Continues — DCPS Students Make

In October, RESET’s Shaheen Khurana, Adeoye Owolewa, and Keith Osterhage were featured on Fairfax Public Access Television’s “Your Need to Know”. With host Catherine Read, Shaheen, Adeoye, and Keith discuss RESET’s work and the