Montgomery County elementary school children had an opportunity this summer to learn about  chemistry as part of  GlaxoSmithKline's  Science in the Summer program, a free science education program.

The  course was offered in 32 public libraries in Montgomery County.

The GlaxoSmithKline Science in the Summer program was comprised of four 45-minute classes given over the course of a week. The experiment-oriented course was taught by certified teachers to groups of 15 students in two age groups: those entering second and third grades (Level I) and those entering fourth through sixth grades (Level II).