At Samuels Elementary School in southeast Denver, a fourth-grader named Dereón Moore is learning more than how to build a robot. "I never give up because then I just feel disappointed in myself that ...

BRAINERD — Brainerd Lakes Area Future Problem Solvers are once again state champions. Six Future Problem Solver teams and four individual competitors representing the Brainerd area competed in the ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — The Sinton Future Problem Solvers are headed to Indiana for the International Future Problem-Solving Competition. The Sinton Future Problem Solvers group consists of three teams ...

DANVILLE, Ill. (WCIA) — Danville High School’s Future Problem Solvers has been a program encouraging education in young students since 1974. Preparing tomorrow’s leaders can be a tricky task, but as ...

BRAINERD — Four local students represented Minnesota at the International Competition at University of Indiana, Bloomington, in June and competed with the best Future Problem Solvers from 37 states ...

MELBOURNE, FL, UNITED STATES, March 1, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Future Problem Solvers from around the globe will converge on the Indiana University campus on June ...

PADUCAH, Ky. (KFVS) - If you have a problem to solve, you’ll likely want the McCracken County High School Future Problem-Solving Team on your side. According to school leaders, the team recently ...

Future Problem Solvers is an international organization that has students brainstorm and develop plans to solve problems officials expect to face 30 years from now. This year they're tackling ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Most people see issues that affect people on a large scale and feel too overwhelmed by the problem to help, but Sinton's Future Problem Solvers aren't most people. These ...

Inspiring the next generation of problem solvers and game changers. Today's generation is tomorrow's generation. If positively cultivated, a bright - fruitful - and ...

In the future, 95 percent of the earth's surface will be covered with a satellite network, giving everyone unlimited access to information anywhere. It sounds good -- but is it? That was the scenario ...