Harmony Public Schools announced on May 27 that 19 of its campuses and three districts have earned national recognition from Project Lead The Way (PLTW) for their commitment to STEM education and …
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Harmony Public Schools announced on May 27 that 19 of its campuses and three districts have earned national recognition from Project Lead The Way (PLTW) for their commitment to STEM education and hands-on learning opportunities. Project Lead The Way, a nationally recognized nonprofit organization focused on science, technology, engineering and math education, honored multiple Harmony campuses and districts with its Distinguished Program Recognition. The award recognizes schools and districts that demonstrate strong student access, participation and achievement in PLTW programs. According to PLTW, the recognition celebrates schools and districts “committed to unlocking student potential through PLTW programs.” PLTW develops hands-on, project-based curriculum for elementary, middle and high school students nationwide. Programs are designed to help students build real-world skills in engineering, biomedical science, computer science, problem-solving, design thinking, collaboration and innovation. The organization also partners with schools to provide curriculum, teacher training and career-connected learning experiences. The recognition reflects Harmony Public Schools’ systemwide commitment to STEM education and preparing students for future college and career success through innovative, hands-on learning pathways. The following Harmony districts and campuses received the PLTW Distinguished Program Recognition: Houston South West District · Harmony – Houston South & West District · Harmony School of Excellence – Sugar Land · Harmony School of Ingenuity · Harmony School of Innovation – Houston · Harmony School of Innovation – Sugar Land · Harmony School of Innovation Katy · Harmony Science Academy – Sugar Land · Harmony Science Academy High – Houston · Harmony Science Academy Katy · Harmony Science Academy Katy Middle School · Harmony Science Academy – Beaumont Houston North District · Harmony – Houston North District · Harmony School of Achievement – Houston
· Harmony School of Advancement – Houston · Harmony School of Discovery – Houston · Harmony School of Endeavor – Houston · Harmony School of Enrichment – Houston · Harmony School of Excellence – Houston · Harmony School of Excellence – Katy · Harmony Science Academy – Bryan · Harmony Science Academy – Cypress “Receiving the PLTW Distinguished Program Recognition highlights the dedication of our students, teachers and campus leaders to creating meaningful STEM learning experiences,” Ramazan Coskuner, Harmony Public Schools Houston South & West District Superintendent said. “These programs help students develop critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills that will serve them well in college, careers and beyond.”
About Harmony Public Schools Harmony Public Schools are 60+ high-performing PreK-12 college preparatory charter schools throughout Texas. Harmony blends the highest standards and expectations, with a rigorous math- and science-centered curriculum and dedicated and engaged teachers and families to cultivate excellence and prepare students to succeed in college, careers and life. To learn more about Harmony Public Schools and its 60+ campuses across Texas, please visit: www.HarmonyTX.org..
About PLTW For nearly 30 years, Project Lead The Way (PLTW) has prepared PreK–12 students for careers, college, and life by equipping them with the STEM knowledge, credential preparation, transferable skills, and confidence to succeed. Its hands-on, real-world learning, deep industry partnerships and clear, scaffolded curriculum guide students from early career curiosity to postsecondary readiness. With strong professional development taught by a national network of more than 116,000 trained teachers in 12,200+ schools across all 50 states, PLTW enables schools to design scalable, future-focused programs that inspire students, empower educators, and connect learning to life after graduation. Visit pltw.org to learn more.