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Community Problem Solving
A community problem is a problem that exists within the school, local community, region, state or nation. In the Community Problem Solving Program (CmPS) teams apply skills learned in Future Problem Solving to real problems in their community. Teams move from hypothetical issues to real world, authentic concerns, implementing a developed action plan. The top Community Problem Solving Team projects in Virginia are invited to the FPSP International Conference in June.
Teams are divided into three divisions:
Grades 4 - 6 (Junior)
Grades 7 - 9 (Middle)
Grades 10 - 12 (Senior)
Individual Community Problem Solving
Individual Community Problem Solving is identical in structure and purpose to the regular Community Problem Solving Program except that the project is carried out by an individual rather than a team.
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