Cooperative Satellite Learning Project (CSLP)
The
Cooperative Satellite Learning Project (CSLP) is a partnership in
education joining the National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
Allied Signal Technical Services Corporation, and schools nationwide. The
objectives of the CSLP are to motivate students in the K through 12 system
into science, engineering, math, and careers in the space business. It
also demonstrates the application of technology and the integration of a
variety of technical disciplines into the complex system of ground and
space-based segments composing the "end-to-end" mission system. As part
of this program, ACE has been adopted by the Old Bridge Regional High
School in Old Bridge, New Jersey and students there are using ACE as
a basis for learning in a wide variety of ways.
Notice the CSLP logo features the ACE spacecraft, because one of the
Old Bridge, NJ CSLP students won the logo design competition.
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This is a photo of a full scale model of the ACE spacecraft built by
students at Old Bridge Regional High School in Old Bridge, NJ. It is
now hanging in the Old Bridge Township Library.
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Author and Curator: Eric R.
Christian (erc@cosmicra.gsfc.nasa.gov)
Responsible NASA Official: Tycho von Rosenvinge
(tycho@lheamail.gsfc.nasa.gov)
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