Collin Hale, Kylee Purcell, student ambassador Darrell Lampkin, Janhvi
Vyas, Heather Halstead and Lamont Neal (left to right)
Charter Schools Office brings record number of K-12 students to campus in 2016
Aug 17, 2016
A record number of K-12 students have visited Grand Valley as part of several different Charter Schools Office programs.
Approximately 8,800 students of all ages visited a Grand Valley campus this year through a combination of summer camps, campus visit programs for 8th- and 11th-grade students, and ArtPrize Education Days.
Nearly 7,000 of those students took part in ArtPrize education days, a program that brings students from schools around the state to take part in tours of the city during the massive art contest and gives them a chance to create their own art in interactive, hands-on displays and demonstrations.
The other visits helped students build familiarity with a college environment.
For more information on campus visit programs through the Charter Schools Office, visit gvsu.edu/cso.
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