If you were here last June, you'll remember the scienceblogs.com-wide action to fund science and math teaching projects in underfunded schools through DonorsChoose.
This year, we'll do it again. There is twice as much of us, and we will also challenge bloggers outside of scienceblogs.com to join us in this. And we'll try to do even more than that, but you will have to wait a few days and keep monitoring Janet's blog and other blogs for more information. Stay tuned.
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