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Curriculum and Standards
Curriculum and Standards
The Casper Mountain Science Program aligns its curriculum with Wyoming State Standards to support classroom science instruction. Our place-based approach emphasizes inquiry, problem-solving, and the unique ecology of Wyoming and Casper Mountain. Students will work in small learning groups with our trained instructors and will ask questions, seek answers, draw conclusions, and present their findings.
CMSP is one of, if not the most, powerful tools in science education that NCSD #1 possesses. Each time the students attend CMSP they walk away with:
A new positive outlook on science
Learn new/more social skills
A closer relationship with nature and a deeper understanding on how they are connected to it.
A bonding experience with their peers and teachers
And an increase of confidence
- Justin, NCSD Teacher
Common Questions
How do I schedule time for my students to attend CMSP?
Scheduling to attend CMSP takes place in April and May for the following school year. School Administrators will receive the CMSP sign-up information and send it to their teachers. Teachers will complete the request form, and CMSP staff will contact you about your request.
How much does it cost to attend?
Casper Mountain Science Program is a Natrona County School District service, and there is no cost to parents or students.
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