Research indicates that science is essential for today’s kids (who need more science education and inspiration than schools currently offer). Studies have shown that future jobs will require more scientific knowledge and the best job opportunities after college will be in fields that deal with computer analysis, medicine and the environment. In addition, women comprised only 18% of computer science degrees in 2007, compared to 37% in 1985. Destination Science already has locations established in California, Washington, New York and Florida.
“Destination Science is a chance for kids to really dig into science with fun hands-on experiences that develop confidence - and satisfy their curiosities,”
• Building, barreling and battling Robots at the Robo-Dragon Rally
• Counting down until blast-off as children launch their own rocket ships thousands of feet into the air
• Busting really weird science myths
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• The Leaders In Training program, designed for 7th- 11th graders assist program directors, work with kids and learn leadership skills.
“We are confident that the kids who attend our program will go on to invent great things that change the world and build science confidence,”
About Destination Science:
Destination Science is committed to creating a spirit of teamwork, as kids are rewarded for helping their peers throughout the day, learning the power of community, collaboration and character development. The Camp Directors, Kathy Heraghty, Sharon Fogg and Heena Desai, each have an extensive background in child education and a combined 50+ years of experience within science. They see the interactive and dynamic activities that Destination Science offers as a foundation for children to truly help change the world. The camp counselors are recruited from top-level universities and teaching backgrounds, and are capable of simultaneously teaching and relating to campers in order to make learning as fun as possible.
For more information on Destination Science locations, dates, programs, or directors, please call (888) 909-2822 or visit www.destinationscience.org.



