Plenty of lip service is paid to Louisiana’s commitment to STEM education, but there are examples of retreat among the advances

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 Cheryl Bella, whose son Luke attends St. Thomas More and is a member of the school’s team that competes in the STEM-focused Future City Competition, feels there’s a general lack of support at most schools for STEM curriculum. Photography by Brian Baiamonte Despite the prevalence of educators and advocacy groups promoting science, technology, engineering and mathematics—or

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