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In 1976, PASCO was founded by two engineers who built a safer way to approach heavy-material handling at the end-of-the line. Fifty years later, the tools look different, but the goal hasn’t changed: solve customer problems, follow through and build equipment that keeps modern production moving.
When you choose PASCO products, you enter a partnership complete with free online teacher support, webinars, and curricular solutions. In this fast-paced market, educational trends come and go, but PASCO remains dedicated to providing engaging and effective tools designed by educators for educators.
PASCO is pushing the limits of technology, so you can push your students to their potential. Working closely with educators, we continuously develop Capstone™, making improvements and enhancing the teaching features.
Designed for use with PASCO spectrometers, this free software allows students to measure absorbance, transmittance, intensity, fluorescence, and more. This free software helps engage students as they interpret position and velocity graphs by making a game of it.
At PASCO, we have been creating and manufacturing award-winning, hands-on science education tools and datalogging solutions since 1964. With our unique blend of dedication and experience, we think no one combines innovative, easy-to-use products with world-class support like we do.
PASCO Portal is a convenient and flexible online platform that hosts your teaching resources and continuous professional development to facilitate all-inclusive instruction for science, STEM, and engineering programs.
The children and their parents started arriving at the West Pasco Judicial Center before 9 a.m. on a recent March morning. They should have been in school. But if they had been going to school ...