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| The University of Washington is home to an internationally unique and renowned resource for gifted students, the Halbert and Nancy Robinson Center for Young Scholars. For more than 25 years, the Robinson Center has been the gateway through which some of the brightest young scholars in Washington State enter the UW and/or participate in academically accelerated summer courses. The Robinson Center focuses on the vital questions about how to optimize young people's development and inspire them to achieve personal and professional excellence, as well as contribute to their communities. In addition to its research and the courses taught by its faculty, the Center annually serves families and youth throughout the State of Washington through the following programs: the Washington Search for Young Scholars; Summer Challenge and Summer Stretch (for students in Grades 5-9); the Transition School/Early Entrance Program (for students no older than 14; and the UW Academy for Young Scholars (for students who enter the UW Honors Program after grade 10). |
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