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Girls Inc. of Greater Lowell

Thinking SMART

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Thinking SMART combines STEM exploration, leadership development, and personal health for middle school girls in Lowell, MA.

  • Girls Inc. of Greater Lowell at 220 Worthen Street, Lowell, MA, 01852, USA
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Thinking SMART is a no-cost program designed to help girls grow into confident, curious, and competent young women. By providing high-quality science learning, leadership development, social support, and help with academic and career planning, Thinking SMART equips girls with the tools they need to blaze their own trails in life.

The Thinking SMART program starts in 7th grade and continues through high school graduation to the next steps of higher education and career training. This long-term commitment allows girls the time and space to grow intellectually, socially, and personally. It also allows us to meet their evolving needs as they navigate a critical time in their lives.

7th & 8th Grade:
During the first two years of Thinking SMART, girls participate in our after-school program centered on science exploration. They learn about the world around them, become familiar with scientific thinking and practice, gain exposure to STEM careers and fields, and develop their social and leadership skills.

High School
Thinking SMART for girls in grades 9-12 involves both summer and school-year programming. Each year, girls dive deeper into the world of STEM, so that by the time they graduate, they are set up to pursue educational and career opportunities for the future.

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Ticket Required: No

Minimum Age: 12

Maximum Age: 18

Provided to SNM by
National Girls Collaborative Project

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