Georgia Citizens for Integrity in Science Education
Science makes more sense when we look at it together.
We are citizens, teachers, and scientists helping Georgians evaluate evidence, reason carefully, and make informed decisions. Clear resources, honest sourcing, and local science news, all in one place.
Scientific literacy, the ability to weigh evidence and decide for yourself, is what we work toward. We get there by supporting science education that has integrity: teaching that is accurate, current, and free from distortion. We try to practice that same care here, citing sources and saying plainly what is known and what is not.
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All news →- Policy Georgia Milestones science scores hold steady or improve on all four assessments in 2025-2026 The Georgia Department of Education reports that on the 2025-2026 Georgia Milestones assessments, scores increased or held steady on all four science assessments and both social studies assessments, with some math grade levels reaching all-time highs.
- Event Georgia Tech Summer Institute brings 105 students from 62 counties to campus for a free week-long residential STEM program Georgia Tech's Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing hosted 105 rising high school juniors from 62 Georgia counties for a free, week-long residential Summer Institute exploring STEM fields and college life.
- Discovery Georgia Tech student's AI analysis of 36 million research papers links ALS, Alzheimer's, and frontotemporal dementia Georgia Tech student Meghna Iyer helped use artificial intelligence to scan 36 million biomedical research papers, uncovering biological links among ALS, Alzheimer's disease, and frontotemporal dementia. The findings were published in a peer reviewed journal with Iyer as first author, and the work led to a new research tool.
- Resource GeorgiaFIRST Tech Challenge runs free XRP robotics summer camps across Georgia for middle school students GeorgiaFIRST Tech Challenge is holding free XRP robotics summer camps in cities across Georgia during June and July 2026 for middle school age students. Campers use the XRP robotics platform to develop coding skills, including block based coding and Python, while programming robots to navigate unpredictable environments.