Getting Keyed Up About Math with Injection Molding
Starting kids' love of math and other STEM-related curriculum in grade school is what everyone agrees needs to happen so that they will gain an appreciation for careers in manufacturing. Mary and Marty Key are doing it.
Everyone in this industry agrees that the sooner you expose kids to the idea of manufacturing as a career, the better. We all know that part of that process has to be getting kids excited about mathematics and other STEM-related curriculum while they're in middle school. Well, Mary and Marty Key are doing it by establishing a new program called Key Up Education.
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