Yeshiva University has received a National Science Foundation grant of $89, 500 for support of an “In-Service Institute in Science and Mathematics for Secondary School Teachers,” it was announced here today. The grant will terminate in June 1964. Under the grant, high school mathematics and physics teachers, selected by the university, will be able to continue advanced studies in their specialities.
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