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IMSA West CYSP students did a great job serving their families an enjoyable Italian dinner on March 7th. We had 30 students help plan, set up, decorate, serve, and clean up for the dinner of approximately 100 family members, advisors, and guests. Then each student took a turn telling the group what they appreciated about the CYSP program, how it has helped them, and what activities they have enjoyed the most so far.​ ​

Saturday our CYSP students participated UC STEM Fest to present their science demonstrations. They had a great time while explaining their projects. In addition, It was a nice experience to improve presentation skills.  Here are the students presented demonstrations: – Eva’n Young – Darnae’ Simmons – Jessy Jeter – Amir Whigham

On Saturday, November 5th, 2016 Mr. Kinsel and Mr. Jaihoon took a group of 15 CYSP students to Ohio State University, for a campus visit. It was a great trip. We also visited our sister school Horizon Science Academy Columbus High School.

Horizon Science Academy Cleveland High School was recently awarded a Lemelson-MIT Inven-Team grant in the amount of $10,000 to create a device that lifts a kayak onto a standard car carrier. Inven-Teams consist of high school students, teachers and mentors that receive grants up to $10,000 to invent technological solutions to real world problems. Horizon Science Academy is one of 15 high schools nationwide, and the only Ohio school, to receive this coveted MIT grant. Scott Girard, Science teacher at … Continue reading “Horizon Science Academy – Cleveland High School Awarded prestigious $10,000 MIT grant for class invention”

The CYSP (Concept Young Scholars Program) took 42 students and 10 adults to Kiser Lake, OH for a weekend camp on October 7-9. Students and Staff reported have a fabulous time (even though the nights were a bit cold and the showers or beds weren’t quite like at home!) A highlight of the trip was the time each group was able to spend on the lake in rowboats. Most students took a turn at rowing and everyone enjoyed the beautiful … Continue reading “INDIANA MATH AND SCIENCE ACADEMY WEST CYSP FALL CAMP”

Many researches confirm that parents’ involvement in their children’s education can be one of the biggest predictors of student success. Parents are encouraged to increase their interaction and discussion with their children and to also be more responsive and sensitive to their children’s social, emotional, and intellectual developmental needs. With parents’ involvement, they will have a better understanding of the adviser’s job and the importance of CYSP program. This year, CYSP program has “plus” categories with parent involvement; Bronze Plus, … Continue reading “Parent Recognitions”

College Trip All students in grades 7 to 12 should visit colleges throughout the year. These trips are organized by college guidance counselors. Advisers can organize a college visit to complete scholar’s requirement as long as it is coordinated with the college guidance counselor. College visits sponsored by school are the only trips that will count for this category. Examples: Visit a local college with group of students during a school trip Visit a college with CYSP group and adviser … Continue reading “College Trip”