GTSA offers a free, five-week academic acceleration program with a focus on STEAM subjects and social justice, taught by college and high-school student teachers supported by professional educators.
The Denver Public Schools - Generation Teach STEAM Academy (GTSA) is a free, five-week academic acceleration program designed for elementary and middle school students. The program focuses on introducing students to engineering, civics, math, and reading skills through hands-on learning and enrichment activities. Students engage in dynamic classes, participate in field trips, team competitions, and games. The curriculum aims to build confidence, friendships, and leadership skills in a structured and joyful environment. Students are taught by college and high-school student teachers, who are supported by professional educators, ensuring a small student-to-teacher ratio.
A typical day runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and includes classes in Law, Reading, Math, and Engineering, followed by lunch and recess, and then enrichment activities such as Art, Sports, Games, or Fitness. The day concludes with an advisory and community meeting.
This program is best for elementary and middle school students with all academic backgrounds who would thrive in small, hands-on classes and a safe, loving, learning environment.
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