WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22nd and THURSDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 2025
Montgomery County Schools decided to open late on Wednesday and Thursday, therefore the GISW is running on Plan B.
- Classes start at 9:55 am.
- Morning buses pick up students later and follow the Plan B bus schedule.
- Afternoon Program and Extended Care take place as scheduled.
- All afternoon and evening events take place as scheduled.
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Nachdem Montgomery County für Mittwoch und Donnerstag einen verspäteten Unterrichtsbeginn beschlossen hat gilt an der GISW Plan B.
- Der Unterricht beginnt um 9:55 Uhr.
- Die Schulbusse fahren morgens später und folgen dem Plan B Buszeitplan.
- Das Nachmittagsprogramm und die Spätbetreuung finden statt.
- Alle Nachmittags- und Abendveranstaltungen finden statt.
Register for MINT-EC-Camps in Germany by December 8
The third event of our new MINT series for high school students grade 10-12 took place on December 1 in the auditorium. The topic presented was the MINT-EC Camps in Germany.
Julia F. (12b) and Maya K. (12a) reported on their varied and interesting experiences gained at camps on molecular biology at the Heisenberg Gymnasium in Dortmund and at the Experimenta in Heilbronn.
A MINT-EC camp like two of our students have already experienced is a workshop, usually lasting five days, that takes place at a German university, scientific institute, business enterprise or MINT school. For one week students research and evaluate on a specific topic with the help of professors and scientists of all fields. In addition, there is an intensive exchange with other like-minded students.
The costs for these top-class academic camps, including accommodations and meals, are covered by the MINT-EC program. GISW helps with travel costs.
Every year, 400 students from MINT-EC schools meet in the German capital Berlin. Together with their teachers, they visit research institutes, attend a career fair and take part in workshops. There are also networking events embedded in a supporting program that includes a visit to the School Lab of the German Aerospace Center, a tour of the Max Delbrück Center in Berlin-Buch, a visit to a plenary session of the German Bundestag, and other cultural highlights.
In March 2023, for the first time there will be also an opportunity to participate online in this event.
01/23 – 01/27/23 |
Agile project management in prototyping - Pixel Watch |
Munich |
03/02 – 03/03 |
MINT400 Capital Forum |
Berlin |
03/06 – 03/10 |
Cluster Lab |
Ulm |
03/13 – 03/16 |
Molecular Biology |
Dortmund |
03/13 – 03/17 |
Satellite technology |
Heilbronn |
03/13 – 03/17 |
Chemistry from A-Z (A as in aspirin, Z as in dwarf - gr. nano) |
Heilbronn |
03/27 |
App development with DB Systel |
Frankfurt a. M. |
03/28 – 03/31 |
Future Miracle Materials for Automobiles |
Freiberg/Sa. |
11/04 – 04/15 |
HPI-Camp Computer Science |
Potsdam |
04/18 – 04/21 |
Sustainability in Resource Engineering |
Aachen |
04/18 – 04/21 |
Innovative Plants at XLAB |
Göttingen |
04/18 – 04/21 |
Female chemists’ research in renewable energy |
Göttingen |
05/08 – 05/10 |
MINT meets Frankfurt School |
Frankfurt a.M. |
05/22 – 05/26 |
Physics in Berlin |
Berlin |
Detailed descriptions at: http://mint-ec.de
Application process
Applications for the MINT-EC camps and MINT 400 event are already open. Interested students in grades 10 through 12 should apply by email to the STEM coordinator by December 8, 2022: scolopy@giswashington.org .
We look forward to lively participation!
Steffi Colopy
(STEM Coordinator)