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Learning is about to getbramped up. Zaniac, a national STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)brafter-school enrichment center where learning feels like play, will open itsbrfirst Texas campus in Southlake on March 31.
Located at 445 W.brSouthlake Blvd., Zaniac offers programs and camps that get kids excited aboutbrmath and science while preparing them for 21st century jobs. The bright,brcolorful campus features glass-walled classrooms with white boards and largebrmultimedia screens as well as a variety of tools to engage students inbrreal-world applications of STEM subjects.
The Southlake campus isbrowned and operated by local entrepreneur Anne Sinnott, who is combining herbrlove of science and business to prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.brSinnott holds two Masters degrees in neuroscience and business administration,brand prior to opening Zaniac, she was a neuro-oncology researcher and thebrco-founder of a supplement company which she then took public.
“I have three kids of mybrown, so I am passionate about exposing our young generation to STEM educationbrearly on, before they even reach high school,” said Sinnott via press release.br“Zaniac is the perfect complement to our great education system here inbrSouthlake and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. It offers a fun and engagingbrenvironment to learn and explore STEM outside of a classroom, and givesbrchildren the opportunity to discover what fields excite them for their future.”
Get a sneak peek at the grand opening celebration, and visit ZaniacLearning.com/Southlake for morebrinformation.