High school level home-schooled students gather at ScienceSouth as part of the Homeschool Science Academy on the last Friday of every month. The students participate in both biology and chemistry curricula that follow the lessons taught in the students’ home the rest of the month. “This gives them the access to equipment they may not other wise have,” said Brock Page, outreach coordinator for ScienceSouth.

ScienceSouth’s “Critters and Crawlers” summer camp introduced 10 rising fourth- to eighth-grade students to the world of those animals that creep, crawl, hop, jump and fly.

ScienceSouth is offering rising fourth- to eighth-grade students the opportunity to fill his or her summer with hands-on science experiments. Beginning June 15, ScienceSouth will offer a weekly summer science camp at the ScienceSouth Pavilion at Freedom Florence, 1511 Freedom Blvd., Florence.

U.S. Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina presented $500,000 of congressionally-directed funding through NASA to ScienceSouth in Florence on Thursday.

ScienceSouth employees know the way to success is through the empowerment and education of the Pee Dee’s youngest minds, said Dick Powell, executive director.

Get ready to trip the light fantastic at ScienceSouth’s first annual Mad Scientist Gala on April 25th from 7 pm – Midnight at the ScienceSouth Pavilion at Freedom Florence.

Progress Energy has donated $15,000 to fund energy and conservation workshops to be launched by ScienceSouth in the fall.