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Two Rivers Magnet Middle School
Basic Information
Address: 337 East River Drive, East Hartford, CT., 06108
Email: esmith@crec.org
Phone Number: 860-942-7416
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: STEM and Environmental Science
Director: Dr. Bruce Douglas
Schools Served: CREC schools, will assist schools in NY, CT, RI, MA, NH, VT.
School District: Capitol Region Education Council
County: Hartford
Ages: Middle - High School
Capacity: 600
Membership/Pricing: free in most cases
Setting:
School - Great Hall auditorium, classrooms, café, amphitheater
Field Trip Destinations: Cape Cod National Seashore, Canadian Wilderness Canoe Trip
Program Information:
Actively involved in promoting academic competitions, especially regarding National Science Bowl and ENVIROTHON competitions. We have helped introduce and train new schools to these competitions and would be happy to do so for others. One of our teachers is an volunteer coordinator for National Science Bowl and is also active at the state level helping with ENVIROTHON. For the past few years we have fielded a chess team and are looking to possibly capture the 2016 State Scholastic Chess Open Tournament. We participate in Math Counts and other academic competitions. We also have three Cape Cod Field Study trips per year where students submit research proposals. Those chose spend 3 days and 3 nights at Nickerson State Park campground and many other locations on the Cape studying various ecosystems and natural history highlights.
Slogan: We make the world what it is