Apr. 8—WEST MIDDLESEX — As the skies darkened and the temperature dropped, the elementary students' faces lit up with excitement when the solar eclipse passed over the West Middlesex school campus.

After days of weather watching, weeks and even months of scouting for solar eclipse-safe glasses, and prepping classes for this natural celestial event that occurs in the same place on the planet only ...

It’s a sunny March afternoon at Winchester Village Elementary School in Indianapolis, and teacher Natasha Cummings is leading her class in a brand new lesson. It’s the first time she’s teaching it – ...

Indianapolis is one of several U.S. cities in the path of totality. For many students there, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness –... How an Indianapolis teacher is using the solar ...

Note to editor: National Air and Space Museum experts are available for expert interviews about the science of eclipses, the history of eclipses and the museum’s eclipse programming. Interviews can be ...

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Kellen Egan, a kindergartner at Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center, stares at the sun with his mother, Sara, after watching the approximately two-minute totality of the solar eclipse on Monday, ...