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The Newport Historical Society has been honored as the national winner of the 2024 Excellence in Education Program Award by the National Park Service. This esteemed award highlights the society's innovative Women on the Water program, which is designed to inspire and engage female students in grades 6-12.
The program focuses on promoting STEM education, maritime history, and career exploration, aiming to empower young women by providing them with valuable skills and knowledge in fields traditionally underrepresented by females. Through hands-on experiences and interactive learning, participants gain insights into various career paths related to maritime studies and science.
The recognition from the National Park Service underscores the importance of educational initiatives that foster inclusivity and diversity in STEM fields. The Newport Historical Society's commitment to empowering the next generation of female leaders in these areas has garnered attention and admiration, setting a benchmark for similar programs across the nation.
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