Girl Scouts Emma Jones, left, and Raina Mackowiak examine a model designed to demonstrate how electrical power works and is distributed. (Photo by Eric Crump/HF Chronicle)
While a growing number of parents, educators and politicians are supporting science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education, Homewood's Betsy Soehren-Jones has been a one-woman force for making STEM education happen in the South Suburbs.
STEM education advocate Betsy Soehren-Jones addressesHomewood trustees in February to show her support for the community science center project. She was . . .
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