CSLP students at Laurel have always focused on scientific satellites. The class also has continuing interest is the upcoming Triana mission. Much of CSLP class time is spent working on group projects. In the Fall, the highlight turns out to be the CSLP Student Conference held at Goddard Space Flight Center. At this event, students from different schools meet and interact with professionals in the satellite field.
CSLP students maintain a hallway showcase and two bulletin boards.
In the classroom, a variety of group projects are produced. CSLP instructor Mr. Aring sees no reason why the CSLP program can't continue to grow. As more and more students find out that it is a fun and informative course, I can see us having to add new sections. That would be a good thing. Support from NASA, Honeywell, and our school administration has been strong and CSLP is really blasting off.