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The NOAA Education Portal is your one-stop shop to connect with learning and teaching resources about the ocean and atmosphere. Discover curricula, lesson plans, and real-time data to bring NOAA science into your classroom. Explore opportunities for educators and students of all levels. Apply for competitive funding for education projects.

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In NOAA Education, our mission is to educate and inspire the nation to use science toward improving ocean and coastal stewardship, increasing safety and resilience to environmental hazards, and preparing a future workforce to support NOAA’s mission.
Louisa Koch, Director of NOAA Education

Formal education

324,472

preK-12 students

participated in NOAA-supported formal education programs in fiscal year 2025.

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2.9 million

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participated in NOAA-supported informal education programs in fiscal year 2025.

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950

postsecondary degrees

were awarded to NOAA- supported students in higher education programs in fiscal year 2025.

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