Below is information regarding any STEM-related extracurricular activities and summer camps that the district has been made aware of. Please check back for updates regularly.
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July 5-17, 2015 (apply by April 30) |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Frontiers session 1 $2,595 ($4,495 to register for both sessions). 2-week, residential, research and learning experience for soon-to-be juniors and seniors. Session 1 allows students to choose 1 of 12 STEM courses and 1 Humanities and Arts workshop. |
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July 19-31, 2015 (apply by April 30) |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Frontiers session 2 $2,595 ($4,495 to register for both sessions). 2-week, residential, research and learning experience for soon-to-be juniors and seniors. Session 2 immerses students in Robotics, Global Sustainability, Women's Leadership, or Engineering Exploration. |
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August 3-7, 2015 (Registration is open, first come, first-served) |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Launch $895. 1-week, residential, learning and research experience for soon-to-be freshman and sophomores. Students choose to study Biology, Chemistry/Biochemistry, Computer Science, Engineering Exploration, Interactive Media, Game Development, or Robotics. |
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Summer 2015 |
National Youth Leadership Forum: Pathways to STEM Design a blue print and build a bridge. Solve a crime. Diagnose a patient. These are just a few of the exciting experiences waiting to spark your curiosity! This program is designed especially for students in third, fourth or fifth grades. |
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Summer 2015 |
National Youth Leadership Forum: Explore STEM This program offers an interactive experience that introduces high-achieving middle school students to innovative and rewarding careers in engineering, environmental science, medicine, and technology. |
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Summer 2015 |
National Youth Leadership Forum: High School STEM Programs Exciting, hands-on programs are available for high school students interested in Medicine, Engineering & Technology, Law & CSI, and Technology & Innovation. Explore each of these opportunities through the link above. |
| Summer 2015 | Cook Honors College (Pennsylvania) Summer Honors Program for HS Students Talented rising high school juniors and seniors (and a few exceptional rising sophomores) get a first-hand look at life on campus. Attend classes that are dynamic, motivating & interactive. Admission is competitive - partial scholarships are available to all students selected. |
| Summer 2015 | Alfred University Summer Programs - Engineering & Science Camps Exciting engineering and science camps in Astronomy, Robotics - Computer - Ceramic & Glass Engineering, Consumer Chemistry, and Polymers & Metals Science are offered. The age range varies from camp to camp. Applications due by May 1, 2015. |
| Summer 2015 | Williams College Math Camp 2015 The Williams College Math Camp (WCMC) is a free, one-week residential math camp for 18 mathematically gifted high school students who have completed or are currently enrolled in Algebra 2 or its equivalent. One of the goals of WCMC is to inspire students by showing them a fascinating world of mathematics not seen in standard high school courses and surrounding them by like-minded mathematically curious peers. |
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April 16-17, 2016 |
USA Science & Engineering Festival Free! More than 3000 fun, hands-on activities for all ages. Over 150 stage shows, including music, magic, comedy, and more. A Career pavilion and College Fair for high school students. |
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Ongoing
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Art of Problem Solving - Classes and Online Help $285, Online Classes are designed for high-performing students in grades 6-12. Free, Online Resources - interact, learn, watch, play, read, and research using our free resources. |
