Dearborn Center For Mathematics, Science & Technology DCMST Dearborn Center For Mathematics, Science & Technology

DCMST 9th and 10th Graders attend in the afternoon Go to home high school for hours 1,2,3 Eat lunch at home high school Take the DPS bus to DCMST for hours 4, 5, 6 Take DPS bus back to home high school before the end of the school day

9th – 10th grade curriculum 2018-2019 Math Science Technology/Research 9th Honors Integrated Math II Honors Chemistry 1& 2 AP Computer Science Principles 10th Honors Integrated Math III Honors Biology 1 & 2 AP Seminar

AP Computer Science Principles AP Computer Science Principles offers a multidisciplinary approach to teaching the underlying principles of computation. The course will introduce students to the creative aspects of programming, abstractions, algorithms, large data sets, the Internet, cybersecurity concerns, and computing impacts.

AP Seminar AP Seminar is a foundational course where students investigate real-world topics of their choosing as well as learn to collect, analyze, and synthesize information from multiple sources. Students engage in conversations about complex academic and real-world issues from divergent perspectives.

9th – 12th grade curriculum 2019-2020 Math Science Technology/Research 9th Honors Integrated Math II Honors Chemistry 1& 2 AP Computer Science Principles1 (required) 10th Honors Integrated Math III Honors Biology 1 & 2 AP Seminar3 (required) 11th Accelerated pre-calculus or higher H Physics or AP Physics AP Research4 (optional)   12th AP Statistics, AP Calculus, Dual Enrollment Math Elective AP Computer Science A2 (optional) Note: AP Computer Science Principles will still be offered as an elective until Fall 2021. 1 + 2 = State-approved CTE program 3 + 4 = AP Capstone AP Capstone + 4 AP classes (score of 3) = AP Diploma

AP Research In AP Research, students will complete an in-depth exploration of an academic topic, problem, or issue of individual interest. Students design, plan, and conduct a yearlong investigation to address a research question.

DCMST and Sports/Clubs Students return to home high school by the time school lets out allowing participation in all after-school activities

Math/Science/Tech Competitions DCMST Science Fair Science and Engineering Fair of Metro Detroit State of Michigan Science Fair International Science and Engineering Fair MCWIT Web Design Competition MACUL/EMU HS Computer Programming Competition UM Dearborn HS Computer Programming, Engineering, Robotics, and Web Design

Math/Science/Tech Competitions Innovative Vehicle Design (IVD) Michigan Math Prize Competition Test AMC 10/12 Saginaw Valley State University HS Programming Competition DNA Day Essay Contest Brebas Computational Thinking International Competition American Statistical Association Student Paper Competition NCWIT Aspirations In Computing Essay Contest

Merits National Merit Scholar and National Merit Scholar Finalists Valedictorians and Salutatorians at all 3 high schools AP Scholars Brehm Scholars WSU MedStart Award QuestBridge Scholar

College Acceptance UM Ann Arbor Harvard Yale U Penn U Chicago Stanford Carnegie Melon Brown Purdue UC Berkley

Senior Statistics 2017 Class size 66 Mean SAT Score 1296 Scholarship Offers $4,770,145 Ave. number AP classes per student 5.67 2018 Class size 82 Ave SAT Score 1310 Ave number of college credits 16 Ave. number AP classes per student 6

Q & A Website: http://dcmst.dearbornschools.org/ Contact: Deena Parks parksd@dearbornschools.org Dr. Winifred Green greenw@dearbornschools.org