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Edge on Science
Basic Information
Focus: STEM
Owner: John Aviste, P.Eng.
Director: John Aviste, P.Eng.
Address: Newton, Cambridge and Gloucester, Massachusetts
Phone Number: 315-773-5673
Email: javiste@edgeonscience.com
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Additional Information
Ages/Grades: 8 to 17
Camp Season: June 23 thru August 15
Setting:
college campuses
Gender: All
Camp Capacity: 10 to 12 students per program session
Pricing: $635 to $935
Activities:
Designing, building, testing, collaborating, presenting, modeling, analyzing, engineering, coding, trouble shooting, estimating, creating, exploring, socializing and having fun with over ten different topics in applied science and engineering to choose from. We also have a Youth Leadership Program for rising 10th to 12th grade students.
Additional Information:
- Programs led by an engineer, scientist and/or scholar
- Instructor with assistant to child ratio is 6:1 or less for lots of individual attention
- Gifted children are given the space and means to excel
- Project-based approach to applied science and engineering education
- Children get to own the science, own the engineering!
- Consistently voted one of the top five STEM camps in Greater Boston
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) listed engineering camp for kids
"Edge on Science takes science off the page and puts it into the hands of my child."
-Rondalyn Whitney, mom
Slogan: Enrichment for the gifted child!