3 MCSD teachers on the NASA "Weightless Wonder"

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NASA Spaceflight Opportunities Canceled: support NASA sponsored spaceflight opportunities

List of NASA Education Cuts just in 2006

We're Going Back to the Moon!

Thanks to Representative Sanford Bishop (Georgia), Senator Saxby Chambliss (Georgia), Senator Tim Johnson (South Dakota) and Senator Max Baucus (Montana) for helping with the effort to Save NSIP!

VIDEO of Kennedy NEAT VIP tour + Images from Kennedy Space Center

Are Student Involvement Programs worthwhile? View the video below: Student Involvement movie (~ 4 MB)

July 4th -- NASA style! Launch of STS-121 as seen from the Banana Creek VIP site. Click for images and video.

1st Teacher in Space! Click Here for Images and Video of the Launch of STS-118

Urbie in the Mojave Desert!

Another CHS Student Experiment to Fly aboard NASA's Reduced Gravity Plane, better known as the Vomit Comet in August 2006

Student experiment selected for space flight for June 2006 on a NASA Orion subornital rocket : Uncovering Sources of Magnetic Anomalies on a Suborbital Rocket. Congratulations to Elizabeth Linares, Clyde Murphy, and Soumon Rudra.

CHS students to use prototype robots in education project thanks to out Partner in Education, the Ft. Benning Soldier Battle Lab -- the robots are similar to robots scouting caves in Afghanistan

Network of Educator Astronaut Teachers <resource page>

Auburn University Astronomy Labs

Georgia Space Grant Consortium

Student Space Program