You have a gift for sharing your love, excitement, and enthusiasm for science and engineering with kids. You've done a lot to restore my enthusiasm and hope for the future. It's just frustrating to know how much more they could be doing. I have friends at NASA and at the Hubble, and know they're doing amazing things. It's mostly filled with the glorious things we did through about the time I was in high school, and then to me is a sad reminder of the tremendous budget cuts that occurred after Apollo and the space station. Honestly, until you did science night last year and now again this year, I used to find the Air and Space museum a sad place. for taking your evening to share your passion for learning and science with all of us. Jeff Goldstein is passionate about what he thinks is the best model ever - the globe, which lets you explore the whole world in your hands and compare Earth to distances in space. These are the types of families you are hoping to reach and inspire.ĭr. Her daughter was equally excited and talked about being a scientist. On the way home the mom said it was the best evening she had ever spent. In addition, the child is taking cello with us so she had her cello also. The mom was going to bring her daughter, take our buses to and from the museum then take two city buses to get home at 9:30 at night. I wanted to share this with you - I brought in my car a girl and her mom who live off of North Capitol Street. Jeff - thank you so much for the great evening last night. We have a very positive email from Katherine Latterner, the Principal at Fillmore Arts Center and the coordinator for the evening from DCPS: The running total so far is 2054 attendees out of 2528 signed up, for 81.25% attendance (average 18.75% attrition).
I'm not clear if that happened or not.Īttendance was 258 out of 357 confirmed.
We had been hoping for attendance from someone from the DCPS Chancellor's office. Sixth FSN of the season last night (Tuesday), Jeff presenting his version of Human Exploration: the Journey Continues for DC Public Schools.
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