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Dr. [[William R. Graham]], NASA's Acting Administrator, affirmed plans to continue NASA's Teacher in Space Program, administered by NASA's Educational Affairs Division under the direction of Robert Brown. The reason given: NASA's continuing goals were to "increase the prestige of the teaching profession, to increase the awareness in the education community of the impact of technology and science on this country's future, and to use space as a catalyst to enhance all subject areas and grade levels of our education systems." (NASA Release 86-12; USA Today, Feb 14/86; NY Times, Feb 14/86; W Post, Feb 14/86) *[[January 1986|January]] *[[February 1986|February]] [[Feb 1 1986|1]] [[Feb 2 1986|2]] [[Feb 3 1986|3]] [[Feb 4 1986|4]] [[Feb 5 1986|5]] [[Feb 6 1986|6]] [[Feb 7 1986|7]] [[Feb 8 1986|8]] [[Feb 9 1986|9]] [[Feb 10 1986|10]] [[Feb 11 1986|11]] [[Feb 12 1986|12]] [[Feb 13 1986|13]] [[Feb 14 1986|14]] [[Feb 15 1986|15]] [[Feb 16 1986|16]] [[Feb 17 1986|17]] [[Feb 18 1986|18]] [[Feb 19 1986|19]] [[Feb 20 1986|20]] [[Feb 21 1986|21]] [[Feb 22 1986|22]] [[Feb 23 1986|23]] [[Feb 24 1986|24]] [[Feb 25 1986|25]] [[Feb 26 1986|26]] [[Feb 27 1986|27]] [[Feb 28 1986|28]] *[[March 1986|March]]

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