Brimhall Junior High science teachers Christine Day and Peggy Ostrander will represent the school and Mesa during the National Mars Educator Conference and the launch of the new Mars rover Curiosity in Florida this month. The two are among 75 teachers from across the country invited to participate in the event.
Brimhall teachers chosen for national Mars conference
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Posted: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 4:15 pm
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