Amy Kendrick, a dedicated educator known for her commitment to hands-on learning and STEM innovation, has been selected as a High School Invention Education Ambassador for the Society for Science for the 2025–2026 school year.

This prestigious national recognition highlights Kendrick’s passion for fostering creativity, inquiry, and problem-solving among her students through real-world, project-based learning. As part of her new role, she will have the opportunity to present at the Research Teachers Conference in Washington, D.C., where she will collaborate with fellow top educators from across the country.

The Invention Education Ambassador program is designed to empower educators who are leading the way in integrating invention and innovation into the classroom. Kendrick’s selection reflects her tireless efforts to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and inventors.

“We’re incredibly proud of Amy and all that she contributes to our school and students,” said a school representative. “Her enthusiasm and expertise make a lasting impact, and this honor is well-deserved.”

Kendrick’s involvement in the ambassador program will not only elevate her professional development but also bring new opportunities and ideas back to her classroom and community.