May 2020
Just an Idea
When the pandemic hit, members of the WWP North Science Olympiad team were bored, and they wanted to teach local kids science. So, they made a website and told people about the new service - ScioVirtual.
July 2020
A local camp
The first ScioVirtual camp, ScioCamp, was run, offering 16 classes to hundreds of students - everyone had fun teaching and learning, and it was a successful charity initiative that donated $10,000 to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey.
September 2020
Year-long classes
As the pandemic still raged on, ScioVirtual began to offer 11-week classes all year round in a multitude of topics.
March 2021
An education platform
ScioVirtual saw great growth, amounting to over forty school teachers registering their classes, hundreds of instructors, and thousands of students nationwide.
July 2021
ScioCamp 2021
ScioVirtual hosted ScioCamp once again, but with a unique twist: the ScioCamp challenges. Over 350 students competed for scholarship money amounting to $2,000 through interactive team challenges.
November 2021
A new start
After ScioCamp 2021, the team rebuilt to restructure the entire organization, focusing on quality over quantity. Also, Brian made a mad hard website design.
July 2022
ScioCamp 2022
ScioVirtual hosted the third annual ScioCamp, building on the success of ScioCamp 2021. The camp was structured like an arcade where students can won points from both classes and team challenges, allowing students to win dope hoodies.
January 2023
A new start
With most of the team starting college this year or next year, the ScioVirtual team is now focusing on
Every student has a goal, whether it be doing well in school, winning a specific competition, or getting into a specific college.
However, most students need guidance in charting out their path towards that goal.
ScioVirtual allows young students to directly learn from older successful students in small classes where they get personalized mentorship in achieving their goals. All instructors are high-achieving students from international medalists to lab researchers.
No other organization provides high quality mentorship from successful students at this scale.
Biochemistry @ UC Berkeley
Biological Chemistry & Data Science @ UC Berkeley
Biomedical Engineering @ Georgia Tech
Biology @ Duke University
Computation & Cognition @ MIT
Engineering @ Rutgers University
Computer Science @ University of Pennsylvania
Math + CS @ Rutgers University
Chemical Engineering @ UT Austin
Electrical Engineering @ Princeton University
Princeton University and WW-P North & South
Livingston High School
Rutgers University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Cornell University & Menands School
Ward Melville High School, Paul Gelinas, and R.C. Murphy
Mason High School & The Seven Hills School
Case Western Reserve University, Beachwood, & Solon High School
Ohio State University
Huron High School & Clague Middle School
Carmel High School & Clay Middle School
University of California, Berkeley & Monta Vista High School
Temple City High School & West High School
Troy High School & Northwood High School
Jordan High School & Adams Junior High
Health Careers High School & Clark High School
Coppell High School & Texas Academy of Math and Science
University of Texas, Austin & Belmont High School
Georgia Institute of Technology & Northview High School
Winston Churchill High School & Poolesville High School
Centennial High School & Burleigh Manor Middle School
University of Washington & Timberline High School
TED Ankara College