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boston site Project ASTRO BOSTON

Project ASTRO BOSTON is hosted by two lead institutions: the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and the Boston Museum of Science. Together these institutions are pooling their vast resources to make this exciting program available to selected teachers and their students throughout the Greater Boston Area.

The Boston area is fortunate to be headquarters to many organizations who strive to further astronomy education around the world, such as:

the AAVSO (American Association of Variable Star Observers)
publishers of Sky & Telescope Magazine
Learning Technologies, Inc., makers of the STARLAB portable planetarium as well as other astronomy education materials and
large astronomy departments in local universities like MIT, Boston University and Harvard.

These institutions, along with others, are part of the Boston Coalition and offer many unique contributions.

Project ASTRO BOSTON is in its eighth year. To date we have trained over 130 partnerships and about two thirds continue to work together. Recruiting for the 2006/2007 school year has begun so we invite you to apply.

Please contact Cathleen Clemens if you have questions or comments via email at cclemens @ cfa.harvard.edu or by phone at 617.496.7867.