DEMING – Deming is included in seventeen New Mexico nonprofits are now able to expand Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) learning for students across the state after receiving more than $150,000 in grants from the PNM Resources Foundation.
In Deming, the Asombro Institute for Science Education will receive a $10,400 Grant to fund training for 5th grade Science Interns so they can teach younger students at their school.
Each nonprofit grant recipient demonstrated educational efforts in building vibrant communities throughout New Mexico and received between $5,000 and $15,000 for programs supporting STEAM education.
Wayne Frye, PNM Resources Foundation board president. Said “Our commitment to moving the state forward is more than providing electricity.”
PNM has been serving and investing in New Mexico's communities for more than 100 years and focuses on three main areas to help improve the state’s communities - education, economic vitality, and environmental stewardship.
In Deming, the Asombro Institute for Science Education will receive a $10,400 Grant to fund training for 5th grade Science Interns so they can teach younger students at their school.
Each nonprofit grant recipient demonstrated educational efforts in building vibrant communities throughout New Mexico and received between $5,000 and $15,000 for programs supporting STEAM education.
Wayne Frye, PNM Resources Foundation board president. Said “Our commitment to moving the state forward is more than providing electricity.”
PNM has been serving and investing in New Mexico's communities for more than 100 years and focuses on three main areas to help improve the state’s communities - education, economic vitality, and environmental stewardship.
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