Denn visits FAME students
Delaware students learning STEM skills during Summer Enrichment program in Wilmington.
The Forum to Advance Minorities in Engineering (FAME) is teaming up with the Brandywine School District for the program with 140 students in grades 7 to 10. It’s the largest number of students taking part in the annual program in years. Students study science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Lt. Governor Matt Denn will visit the students today to learn from them what they’ve been working on.
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