USC Aiken
Ruth Patrick Science Ed Center Presents Family Science Days
Aiken, SC (10/19/2020) — The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at the University of South Carolina Aiken will present a series of programs for families with young students this fall.
Family Science Days is an all-new program for elementary and middle-level learners. Topics include biology, astronomy, environmental science, physical science, and geology.
The programs are an excellent opportunity for homeschool families and families looking for something to do on the Fridays of the hybrid school schedule.
Ten unique programs will be offered each Friday and Saturday throughout October, November, and December.
Attendance is limited to a small number of "family" units to ensure proper social distancing. COVID-19 policies and procedures for the university can be found on the university website, https://www.usca.edu/pacer-ready
To view programs, please visit https://www.usca.edu/rpsec/events/family-science-days
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Family Science Days is an all-new program for elementary and middle-level learners. Topics include biology, astronomy, environmental science, physical science, and geology. To view programs, please visit https://www.usca.edu/rpsec/events/family-science-days
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