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January 4, 2011

Maryland Science Center hosts free math and science program for city students

The Maryland Science Center has put this call out to all of Baltimore City's future scientists and engineers:

Beginning January 4, the Maryland Science Center will offer it second annual free program to encourage Baltimore city school students in grades 7-12 to enter the Morgan State University Annual Mathematics-Science-Engineering Fair. 

The After School Science Fair Program will provide free transportation and free admission to the Maryland Science Center for student groups and teachers to learn more about competing in the Morgan State fair.  

Students will meet with professional scientists and engineers during "ask the expert" sessions to get ideas and discuss project topics.  Students who choose to enter the science fair will receive support, guidance and assistance in completing their projects from these same professionals during a free follow up visit to the Maryland Science Center.

Each student who completes the project and submits it to the Morgan State fair will receive a free family membership to the Maryland Science Center.

The program will meet every Tuesday in January, with additional dates being added if students are interested. The program is funded by a major local corporation and a philanthropist.

Posted by Erica Green at 4:11 PM | | Comments (4)
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This is a very unique program, and a wonderful collaboration between the city and Morgan's elite engineering program.

Here's hoping that families across the city will have an opportunity to learn more about one of the City's great academic resources.

This is a very unique program, and a wonderful collaboration between the city and Morgan's elite engineering program.

Here's hoping that families across the city will have an opportunity to learn more about one of the City's great academic resources.

The After School Science Fair Program will provide free transportation and free admission to the Maryland Science Center for student groups and teachers to learn more about competing in the Morgan State fair. Now Let's see how many schools will take advantage of this opportunity for our children. The MD Science Center has always had opportunities for teachers and students but unfortunately our schools do not for whatever reason take these offers thus once again depriving our children of adequate learning outside the classroom and getting hands on understanding and experience in Science and Math.

The After School Science Fair Program will provide free transportation and free admission to the Maryland Science Center for student groups and teachers to learn more about competing in the Morgan State fair. Now Let's see how many schools will take advantage of this opportunity for our children. The MD Science Center has always had opportunities for teachers and students but unfortunately our schools do not for whatever reason take these offers thus once again depriving our children of adequate learning outside the classroom and getting hands on understanding and experience in Science and Math.

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