Center for Talented Youth
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The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth selects
academically gifted students from the United States and around the world to
participate in three Living Classrooms Foundation summer programs. One group is
involved in our Oyster Restoration Project, spending
a week aboard the skipjack Sigsbee
on the Chesapeake, working with oyster scientists, and helping to restore Living
Classrooms Foundation's Fort Carroll oyster sanctuary. A second group participates
in the Lady Maryland Cetology/Estuarine
program. Students sail up the east coast and examine five estuaries before reaching
Stellwagen Bank, off the coast of Massachusetts, where they study the whale population.
The third group studies the blue crab on the Mildred
Belle.
For more information on this program call (410) 516-0337
or visit the Johns Hopkins CTY
Program website.
