Ingenuity staff with James McHenry Algebra teacher, Kathy LaPlant
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Happy Fall from The Ingenuity Project! As we embrace a new season of learning and growth, we are thrilled to share highlights that celebrate the commitment and excellence of the entire Ingenuity community—our dedicated scholars and exceptional staff.
Inside this issue:
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- Recognizing Excellence: Celebrating our Ingenuity National Science Teacher award winners.
- Admissions Update: Key information on the 2026-2027 admissions process.
- Get Involved: Ways to support our mission, including mentoring, sharing your story, and our Stronger Together Fall Giving Campaign.
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Together, we’re building a brighter future for Baltimore’s next generation of innovators and leaders in STEM!
Regards,
Lisette Morris | Executive Director
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Celebrating Ingenuity Educators Recognized by NSTA!
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We’re thrilled to celebrate two exceptional members of The Ingenuity Project team for their recent national recognitions from the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA)!
Dr. Nicole Rosen, High School Director, has been named an NSTA STEM Fellow for 2025–2026, a highly competitive fellowship program that supports STEM education leaders through professional learning, mentorship, and innovation. Dr. Rosen received this opportunity through NSTA programming with the Defense STEM Education Consortium (DSEC).
Ian Nelson, Research Director, has been selected as part of the NSTA DSEC STEM Educators Cohort, a program that brings together passionate educators committed to advancing diversity, equity, and excellence in STEM teaching.
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“I’m so thankful and excited to continue my work with fellow DoD STEM Ambassadors and continue networking with DSEC. I look forward to seeing what I will learn as a fellow and what I can contribute to other fellows.” -Dr. Nicole Rosen, Ingenuity High School Director
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“I’m excited to participate! I’ll be meeting with other educators from across the country to swap ideas and learn from each other.” – Ian Nelson, Ingenuity Research Director
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Please join us in congratulating Dr. Rosen and Mr. Nelson on these well-deserved honors.
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Ingenuity’s 2026-27 School Year Application opens November 3!
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The Ingenuity Project is looking for prospective middle and high school students who love math and science and want to become one of Baltimore’s next leading scientists, exceptional mathematicians, innovative engineers, and high-tech entrepreneurs.
Applications for the 2026–27 school year open on Monday, November 3. Learn more on the Ingenuity website, here.
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Get Involved with Ingenuity Today!
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This fall, Ingenuity invites you to join us in fueling Baltimore’s next generation of STEM leaders.
Our fall giving campaign celebrates the theme “Stronger Together” — because when our supporters, alumni, families, mentors, and friends unite, our students go further. Every connection you make, every story you share, and every hour you give helps build a stronger foundation for Ingenuity’s young scholars.
There are many meaningful ways to make an impact:
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Together, we can ensure every Ingenuity student has the support, encouragement, and opportunity to thrive.
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Thank you for being part of the Ingenuity community, because together we are truly #IngenuityStrongerTogether.
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Your generosity makes this possible — from expanding access to advanced STEM programs to empowering students to explore, achieve, and lead. Every gift, every mentor, and every moment of support helps us build a stronger, more vibrant future for Baltimore City.
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