Past grants archive does not include small grants of $10,000 or less.
For support of the 2015‑2016 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for Baltimore City public middle and high school students.
For support of the 2016‑2017 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for Baltimore City public middle and high school students.
For support of the 2017-2018 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for 630 Baltimore City public middle and high school students.
In support of the 2018-2019 Ingenuity Project, an advanced math, science, and research program for 650 Baltimore City public middle and high school students.
The Abell Foundation launched The Ingenuity Project in 1994. Today, Ingenuity prepares and launches the next diverse generation of nationally competitive STEM leaders in Baltimore City, serving 750 students in grades 6-12. This grant will enable Ingenuity to expand and improve access to students of color and students living in concentrated poverty by opening a fourth middle school program at James McHenry School in West Baltimore and through the provision of tailored support and enrichment opportunities. Ingenuity will continue to serve as the exemplary accelerated math and science program that prepares Baltimore City students for selective colleges and STEM careers with its signature Practicum Research experience.
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