The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth program allows the nation?s brightest children to explore and expand their brain power, Director Elizabeth Albert said.

The courses in the program, which is similar to a summer school, condense a year?s worth of information into three-week sessions. The program is offered to gifted second- through 12th-graders. The younger students meet at Garrison Forest School in Owings Mills and the older students at the Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus in Baltimore City.

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