EMPOWERING KIDS WITH MEDICAL SCIENCE
to promote lifelong health advocacy and foster positive community impact.
We are a student-led initiative, striving to address childhood health challenges by educating and raising awareness of increasingly important conditions such as oral diseases and type 2 diabetes. We understand that as with medicine where precision and foresight are critical, our decisions today lay the foundation for a more successful tomorrow. We aim to inspire lasting change and promote wellness empowering our peers to lead healthier lives.
WHAT ARE THE GOALS FOR
MEDICAL SCIENCE KIDS?
Our goal is to raise awareness to our fellow scholars the importance of oral health and proper nutrition. We strive to establish health initiatives within our schools to focus on three major pillars of childhood health: oral, digestive and cardiovascular well-being.
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This not-for-profit foundation is geared for students who have a great passion for medical science and a strong desire to make a meaningful impact on community health through education, advocacy, and research.
“In the realm of medicine, each day brings new opportunities to make a positive impact and improve lives.”
LATEST NEWS
FALL 2025 MEMBERSHIP
Registration starts on May 25, 2025
(Registration is open to 4 ~ 8th graders only.)
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Spring 2025 medical class:​
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Cardiovascular System I​
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Space is limited and highly competitive. Classes are a 12-week course and top students are expected to present in the final day. Class Fee is $250 per semester. Membership is $50 per semester. Acceptance to the program will depend foremost on the child's interest through an interview.
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Meetings are currently held Sundays 12~2:30 at the Brambleton Library.
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(This meeting is not sponsored by Loudoun County Public Library)
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Starting with the 2025 Fall Semester in Loudoun - we will no longer be accepting high school students for membership.
Applications will only be open for 4th ~ 8th graders.
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However, Fairfax I Campus will be open for students 4th ~ 10th grade.
Fairfax I Campus will start in Fall 2025 and be held in Chantilly Regional Library.
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