When school lets out for the summer in the Pittsburgh area, parents who think education shouldn’t be shelved until fall have a variety of options for their children — including the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) annual Summer Science Camp.The four-session summer program gives more than 100 students in grades 4-8 a chance to learn about the sciences of wastewater treatment and engineering. Two sessions are geared to grade 4-5 and two for grade 6-8. The program, which just completed its tenth year, is open to students in Pittsburgh and the other 83 communities ALCOSAN serves.Connected with schoolTwila Simmons-Walker, manager
