One Baltimore nonprofit is stoking student interest in science and engineering by combining classroom lessons with dirt bike riding.
B-360 has been serving Charm City toddlers through teenagers since 2017, when CEO Brittany Young decided to retire from her city schools teaching job to start the nonprofit. This summer is the fourth year she’s offering a two-week-long summer program at no cost to families.
“I used to be a technology teacher that had five working computers with classes of 50 students max to 30 at the minimum,” she told WYPR. “I had to figure out, how do you keep your kids engaged? How do you make sure they learn? How do you make it fun?”
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