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We’re Growing! CTY Adds a New On-Campus Summer Session in Baltimore

We're thrilled to announce that we've expanded our On-Campus Summer offerings in Baltimore! Due to extremely high demand, CTY has added an additional session for students in grades 2-6 at its Gilman School day site. Second-session courses will run July 16-August 4, 2023.
Help all bright learners enjoy a piece of the CTY PI(E)! #PiDay2023, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
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Join the Annual CTY Pi Day Fun

Many know Pi Day as an annual salute to the mathematical sign pi—the irrational, transcendental, infinite number whose first three digits are 3.14. Celebrated every 3/14, Pi Day has special significance here. It represents the love of learning that our staff, students, families, and alumni share.
2022 Report of Giving and Gratitude, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
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Explore CTY’s Report of Giving and Gratitude

CTY is grateful for the supporters who helped us enhance the education of students around the world this year. Donors, alumni, friends, staff, and volunteers all played a significant role in advancing our mission of identifying advanced learners and supporting their academic growth.
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CTY Student Achieves Perfect Score on AP Calculus BC Exam

Few students earn a perfect score on the challenging AP Calculus BC Exam, and CTY is thrilled to know—and teach—one of them. David W., an 11th grader, took the exam in May 2022 after completing CTY’s AP Calculus BC online course.
Amy Shelton
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One:One with CTY’s New Executive Director

CTY’s new executive director Amy Shelton is no stranger to organizational challenges. In 2019, when the University tapped her to be CTY’s interim executive director in addition to continuing her role as director of research, Shelton navigated CTY through the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on everything, including CTY’s mission.
4 happy CTY students
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CTY Hosting Student Wellness Webinar Series

The success of academically advanced students is based on a variety of factors, including family support, social-emotional skills, and exposure to topics that interest them.
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