DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
P.O.
SUPTS. MEMO NO. 260
December 15, 2006
INFORMATIONAL
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TO: |
Division
Superintendents |
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FROM: |
Billy K. Cannaday, Jr. Superintendent
of Public Instruction |
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SUBJECT: |
National Youth Science Camp (NYSC) |
The
National Youth Science Camp (NYSC) is an intense month-long camp for young
scientists conducted during the summer after they graduate from high
school. In a rustic setting in
Two
students are chosen to represent
·
be
candidates for high school graduation in the spring of 2007;
·
be
available to participate in the entire NYSC program (June 27 to July 23, 2007);
·
intend
to pursue a profession oriented toward science, mathematics, engineering, or
medicine;
·
demonstrate
superior academic proficiency, including recognition in mathematics and/or the
sciences;
·
demonstrate
an application of leadership abilities and social maturity through involvement
in both school and community activities;
·
demonstrate
skills and achievements outside the realm of science and outside the realm of
academic pursuits; and
·
demonstrate a curiosity and an eagerness to explore many
and varied topics.
Information
about the National Youth Science Camp and applications may be obtained at the
National Youth Science Camp Web site, http://www.nysc.org/. The applications should be mailed to the
following address so they are received no later than February 16, 2007:
Paula Klonowski, Science
Coordinator
Office of Middle and High School Instruction
For
further information, please contact Paula Klonowski,
by e-mail at Paula.Klonowski@doe.virginia.gov,
or telephone at (804) 371-0249.
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