Keystone Science School marks 50 years, pitches capacity growth and deeper local access
Keystone Science School (KSS) updated town council on its 50th anniversary, reviewed programs that serve local students and summer campers, and outlined plans for capacity expansion, staff development, and a sliding-fee scale that subsidizes local participation.
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Eric Ryder, executive director of Keystone Science School, told the town council the nonprofit’s mission is “with the outdoors as a backdrop for learning, Keystone Science School inspires curiosity and critical thinking through the lens of science to change lives and strengthen communities.” Ryder, who joined KSS in January 2025, framed the presentation around the organization’s 50th anniversary, its mix of school-year outdoor science programs and summer-camp offerings, and its plans for the next 50 years.
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