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Does your student like math and solving problems? Encourage him or her to join the Young Scholars Program at the University of Chicago. Your child will learn about mathematical concepts that are generally not taught in schools.
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This program is for high school students who are definitely interested in physics. Fermilab scientists and engineers will give enlightening lectures, and they will also give tours of the Accelerator, Research, and Industrial facilities. This a great opportunity, so encourage your student to sign up today!
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Meet other science and technology enthusiasts! Educators not only receive full member benefits, but also professional development credit, admission to Science 1-to-1 programs, and bring-a-class privileges. This is a great deal for you and your students.
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With the intent of sparking an early interest in science, the Science Minors Club has partnered with several schools in the Chicago-area. They are especially targeting underprivileged neighborhoods. See if your school already hosts this program; if not, you can start your club today!
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Is your student eager to take part in hands-on science experiments? Encourage him or her to join the Saturday Science Club! The Museum of Science and Industry hosts awesome projects that will definitely pique the interest of your students.
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With the intent of improving academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development and leadership, the Boys & Girls Clubs is a group where students grow into well-learned citizens. Positive skills and behavior is reinforced here. Join today!
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Girl Scouts of America focuses on character, mental, and physical development. As Scouts participate in hundreds of projects and gain access to exclusive opportunities, they are gaining skills to become well-rounded and well-respected leaders. Encourage your students to join today!
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Focusing on character, mental, and physical development, the Boys Scouts of America teaches boys to grow into well-rounded leaders. Not only do Scouts participate and earn badges in outdoor activities, they are also very active within their local communities. Encourage your students to join today!
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Focusing on the development of youths' Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, 4-H teaches both boys and girls life skills and leadership. In addition to community development, 4-H encourages students to be involved in the arts and sciences.
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Is your student really interested in science? Students will be paired with smart science professionals from Northwestern University, and they get to use scientific equipment like microscopes and water baths. Encourage your student to join this club today; it's FREE!
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Is your family interested in the earth sciences, like geology, paleontology, and archaeology? If so, encourage them to sign up for ESCONI, a club wholey dedicated to earth sciences. In addition to hosting general meetings and lectures, they also host field trips! Sign up today!
