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Serving over 1.6
million Georgia students, teachers & parents with
hands-on, experiential learning programs in Math &
Science Why
you should support GYSTC
- GYSTC is the most
effective, least cost provider of supplemental math
and science education in Georgia. We provide
services to our member systems at an average cost of
$2.42 per student.
- GYSTC effectively
leverages our funds, averaging over $1 million
annually in school system dues, grants, corporate
donations and program fees.
- GYSTC was cited as
a leading resource for teachers in the improvement
of Science CRCT scores (GACIS Conference, September,
2006)
- GYSTC provides PLU
(Professional Learning Unit) training at a much
lower cost than any similar provider, at a cost of
$18 per PLU versus $63 per PLU from other sources.
- GYSTC has provided
services to 129 of Georgia's 159 counties, over 80%
of the state.
- GYSTC's mission of
providing math and science educational services to
traditionally underserved areas of the state. We
have provided service to 48 of the 53 poorest
cities/counties in the state, according to the Free
and Reduced Lunch statistics.
- Over $18 million
from private/local sources, exclusive of legislative
appropriations, has flowed to GYSTC as validation of
the program's effectiveness and impact.
- With 307 community
leaders serving on 13 regional boards, over $10
million in local and corporate funds have been
raised specifically to meet local system needs.
- GYSTC member
systems have a high degree of end-user satisfaction.
- Local school
system membership is voluntary. Over 80% of our
systems have 10 years of membership with GYSTC.
- A significant
number of founding board members are still serving
GYSTC at both state and local levels.
- In a recent
survey, 100% of responding superintendents
classified our activities as "content rich".
- GYSTC has
completed Science Curriculum Guides for teachers in
Grades k-8. The culmination of a 3 year project,
these guides have received approval from DoE's
Science Education Advisory Committee, and are in
conformance with the Georgia Performance Standards.
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