These are some of the lists I subscribe to – all deal with Science Education, mostly elementary to middle school.  All of these are free.

My suggestion would be to establish an email address just for these lists.

Krampf’s Experiment of the Week

http://thehappyscientist.com/ and subscribe on the link to the right.

Robert Krampf is rather famous in Florida where for years he has brought hands-on science ideas to elementary kids there.  His website has hundreds of videos and lessons (searchable) .  Definitely elementary.  The website use costs $20/year but the subscription to the “Experiment of the Week” is free.

Earthstorm News

See Andrea Melvin's form at  http://earthstorm.mesonet.org/for_teachers/mailing_list.php  be added to her EarthStorm News List.  She regularly emails out tons of science information and opportunities; pretty much a clearing house in this region.  Most of these are geared towards middle school teachers but many also apply to elementary and to high school.   There are lots of announcements of scholarships, grants and summer activities for teachers, too.

Exploratorium 

 This newsletter comes out four times a year.   It focuses on the Exploratorium  ( the largest hands-on museum you can imagine, a premier source for Inquiry method of teaching science).  The Exploratorium is in San Francisco so not everything will apply to you but certainly worth looking at.  www.exploratorium.com/educate/newsletter.html 

NASA Express

This is an amazing list - it's from NASA and you will get regular emails with announcements concerning all phases of aerospace education from teacher scholarships and opportunities you never imagine existed to online training for teachers of all ages.  http://education.nasa.gov/edprograms/core/mailinglist/index.html