Bio-Med Science Academy

Bio-Med Science Academy
Address
4209 State Route 44
Rootstown, Ohio, 44272
United States
Coordinates 41°06′11″N 81°14′43″W / 41.103031°N 81.245378°W / 41.103031; -81.245378Coordinates: 41°06′11″N 81°14′43″W / 41.103031°N 81.245378°W / 41.103031; -81.245378
Information
School type Public, Secondary school
Founded 2012
Chief Administrative Officer Stephanie Lammlein
Staff 21
Grades 9–12
Enrollment 408 (2015–16)
Language English
Campus Rural
Color(s) Lime Green and Blue
         
Communities served Portage County and surrounding counties
Distinctions First Rural STEM School in Ohio
STEM Accreditation
Website biomedscienceacademy.org

Main entrance

Bio-Med Science Academy is a public STEM+M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine) high school located on the campus of the Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) in Rootstown, Ohio, United States. It is a charter school established in August 2012 that, as of August 2015, includes grades 9–12. The academy began with an initial freshmen class of 70 students. 119 students were admitted for the 2013–14 academic year, 109 were accepted for the 2014–15 year and 110 for the 2015–16 year.[1]

The school operates on a year-round academic schedule and is a member of the Akron hub of the Ohio Stem Learning Network.[2] It is housed on the third floor of the NEOMED Education and Wellness (NEW) Center, which opened in August 2014. Previously, the school was located in another part of the NEOMED campus for the first two academic years. Bio-Med Science Academy was granted Ohio STEM designation in April 2013. Within its first year, the school claimed first place at the Regional Engineer Career Day, competing against many different local schools with more experienced students.

References

  1. Maile, Kelly (February 16, 2015). "Bio-Med Science Academy holds lottery to enroll Class of 2019". Record-Courier. Retrieved July 3, 2015. Subscription required to read full article
  2. http://www.osln.org/state-stem-landscape/akron-hub/index.php

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