Stamford schools offer science camp for elementary students during spring break
The camp was about teaching kids about science and opening some doors along the way.
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Apr 7, 2023, 12:02 AM
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Updated 385 days ago
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6h agoStamford city schools are off this week for spring break, but some elementary school students have still been doing plenty of learning and having fun doing it.
SoundWater's weeklong Science Stars camp was originally open just for girls between second and fifth grades, before expanding to include boys this spring. The camp is about teaching kids about science and opening some doors along the way.
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