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| − | [[Sandy Spring]] is a [[Baby CTY]] site located in Sandy Spring, Maryland at the Sandy Spring Friends School. Note: This is a day site, which means there is no residential accommodations and you must travel your child to and from the site. This site is available for both sessions. Classes are from Monday to Friday from 9 am- 4 pm. Sandy Spring Friends School is located in Sandy Spring, between Columbia and Rockville, ten miles north of the Washington Beltway. | + | [[Sandy Spring]] is a [[Baby CTY]] site located in Sandy Spring, Maryland at the Sandy Spring Friends School. Note: This is a day site, which means there is no residential accommodations and you must travel your child to and from the site. This site is available for both sessions. Classes are from Monday to Friday from 9 am- 4 pm, although students may come early or stay later if they apply for after care. Sandy Spring Friends School is located in Sandy Spring, between Columbia and Rockville, ten miles north of the Washington Beltway. |
| + | Popular activities at this site include E.R.S, Ga-Ga-Ball (Dodgeball variant) and 4-square. | ||
==Site Description== | ==Site Description== | ||
Sandy Spring was founded in 1961 when a local man of the town of Sandy Spring, Brook Moore, came up with the idea at a meeting and it grew interest. The school was started on a family farm and started as an Upper School. It expanded into a Middle School in 1980 and moved onto the campus in Sandy Spring in 1984. Elementary School was added in 1991 and finally a pre-k was added in 1992, expanding it from only Upper School to now suit students from Pre-K to 12th grade. | Sandy Spring was founded in 1961 when a local man of the town of Sandy Spring, Brook Moore, came up with the idea at a meeting and it grew interest. The school was started on a family farm and started as an Upper School. It expanded into a Middle School in 1980 and moved onto the campus in Sandy Spring in 1984. Elementary School was added in 1991 and finally a pre-k was added in 1992, expanding it from only Upper School to now suit students from Pre-K to 12th grade. | ||
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| + | ==Rivals== | ||
| + | CTYers attending Sandy springs may encounter campers from Sandy Springs friends school who share the lunchroom, Ga-Ga-pit and various fields. Some students became annoyed by this, especially as the other campers often made Ga-Ga-Ball difficult and received different food to us. At one point an 8 year old named Isaac from Sandy Springs won Ga-Ga-Ball, causing emotional chaos. Some students from 17.2 InDe (Inductive and Deductive reasoning) started the S.A.S.S (Society against Sandy Springs) and put Ga-Ga-Ball on their list of "things that could be improved," on their CTY experience questionnaires. | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
[https://mycty.jhu.edu/mycty2/parent/Templates/SitePackets/2018/SAN_SitePacket.pdf Site Information Packet] | [https://mycty.jhu.edu/mycty2/parent/Templates/SitePackets/2018/SAN_SitePacket.pdf Site Information Packet] | ||
| + | [https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@39.134525,-77.0260632,338m/data=!3m1!1e3 Google maps link] | ||
| + | [https://17badenhorst548.wixsite.com/mysite Image showing annotated grounds map] | ||
[[Category: Sites]] | [[Category: Sites]] | ||
[[Category: Sandy Spring|*]] | [[Category: Sandy Spring|*]] | ||
Revision as of 04:49, 20 October 2020
| Sandy Spring | |
 Westview at Sandy Springs School | |
| Site Information | |
|---|---|
| College | Sandy Spring Friends School |
| Location | Sandy Spring, Maryland |
| Dates | Session 1: June 30 - July 19 | Session 2: July 21 - August 9 |
| Years of Operation | 1991-present |
| Avg. Number of Students | 200 |
| Courses Offered | |
| Humanities | The Ancient World | Big Questions | Toyology | The Olympics |
| Writing | Writing and Reading Workshop | Writing Workshop: Modern Fantasy | Writing and Imagination |
| Math | Geometry and Spatial Sense | Numbers: Zero to Infinity | Inductive and Deductive Reasoning |
| Computer Science | Introduction to Robotics |
| Science | Be a Scientist! | Cloudy with a Chance of Science | Inventions | The Edible World | Through the Microscope | Examining the Evidence | The Physics of Engineering | The Sensory Brain | Space: To Infinity and Beyond | Science Spoilers |
Sandy Spring is a Baby CTY site located in Sandy Spring, Maryland at the Sandy Spring Friends School. Note: This is a day site, which means there is no residential accommodations and you must travel your child to and from the site. This site is available for both sessions. Classes are from Monday to Friday from 9 am- 4 pm, although students may come early or stay later if they apply for after care. Sandy Spring Friends School is located in Sandy Spring, between Columbia and Rockville, ten miles north of the Washington Beltway. Popular activities at this site include E.R.S, Ga-Ga-Ball (Dodgeball variant) and 4-square.
Site Description
Sandy Spring was founded in 1961 when a local man of the town of Sandy Spring, Brook Moore, came up with the idea at a meeting and it grew interest. The school was started on a family farm and started as an Upper School. It expanded into a Middle School in 1980 and moved onto the campus in Sandy Spring in 1984. Elementary School was added in 1991 and finally a pre-k was added in 1992, expanding it from only Upper School to now suit students from Pre-K to 12th grade.
Rivals
CTYers attending Sandy springs may encounter campers from Sandy Springs friends school who share the lunchroom, Ga-Ga-pit and various fields. Some students became annoyed by this, especially as the other campers often made Ga-Ga-Ball difficult and received different food to us. At one point an 8 year old named Isaac from Sandy Springs won Ga-Ga-Ball, causing emotional chaos. Some students from 17.2 InDe (Inductive and Deductive reasoning) started the S.A.S.S (Society against Sandy Springs) and put Ga-Ga-Ball on their list of "things that could be improved," on their CTY experience questionnaires.
External Links
Site Information Packet Google maps link Image showing annotated grounds map
