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For six weeks, MoLab has been working with the 4th and 5th grade students in Gilchrist Elementary School’s After-School Program conducting a Tomorrow’s Energy Auditors Workshop. Last night, parents and teachers gathered to watch each team showcase their final presentations. What fun! MoLab is so proud of

Sure, $5 can buy you a grande caramel macchiato at Starbucks or a $5 foot long at Subway – but what can YOUR $5 buy for MoLab??? A MoBus! We have identified a vehicle and only need $1,000 to secure it. If just 200 people donate $5

MoLab has been very busy and we are pleased to provide you with the latest edition of our newsletter, MoNews! Inside this issue, you will read highlights from MoLab’s past six months, an update about MoBus, information about Summer Camp Spark – Igniting Knowledge!, and much more.

An article regarding MoLab’s After-School Program to Gilchrist and Ruediger Elementary Schools, made possible through a TERRA State grant, was featured on the front page of the Local Section in the Tallahassee Democrat! Click the links below to read the full article: TDO TERRA After-School Article2 TDO

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MOLAB, INC. PARTNERS WITH RUEDIGER and GILCHRIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TERRA State Grant Awarded to offer innovative after-school programs [Tallahassee, FL, March 3, 2014] – MoLab, Inc. is proud to partner with Ruediger and Gilchrist Elementary Schools to offer a unique program entitled,

We made it into the Cairo Messenger! THANK YOU SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY – MoLab had a GREAT day conducting six classes on Electricity and Magnetism! Here is the article: Magnets and Electricity Come Alive for First Graders “First grade students experimented during a hands on workshop presented by

  Spring Camp Spark – Igniting Knowledge! is getting full fast! Spots for the other days are still available – so make your plans today! Daily sessions of Spring Camp Spark will take place on March 17 – 21 and March 24, 2014. The program will be

Trish Hanson and Aimee Hills are on a mission to bring interactive science to Leon County. The duo recently cofounded MoLab Inc., a nonprofit designed to teach youngsters about science, math, engineering and technology (STEM) outside the classroom environment. Hanson, former chief operating officer at the now-closed