Connecticut Odyssey Of The Mind
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Creative problem-solving extracurricular program for students in grades K-12 teaches creative problem solving, teamwork, brainstorming, self-reliance.

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Connecticut Odyssey Of The Mind


Founded in
2002
EIN
06-1604649
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Education
Address
PO BOX 1164 WESTON, CT 06883-0000 United States
Website
https://ctom.org/
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Email address
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About
Connecticut Odyssey of the Mind (CTOM), founded in 2002, is part of an international creative problem-solving program for students K-12. It teaches kids to develop their creativity and problem-solving skills through an annual competition. CTOM emphasizes teamwork, STEAM, and practical skills, encouraging students to apply classroom knowledge to unique challenges and grow as learners.
Mission
Connecticut Odyssey of the Mind fosters creativity and problem-solving skills in students, empowering them to approach challenges with confidence and teamwork. Through engaging open-ended problems, they cultivate essential life skills and reach their full potential as individual learners and team members.

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