Francis Malcolm Science Center Inc.

“Other revenue 738 total 738”

“Expenses office 1,014 insurance 4,803 landscaping 2,890 memberships 240 program expenses 1,134 security 300 bank fees 85 other 467 snow removal 1,450 non-investment depreciation 1,482 total 13,865”

“Other decreases -544 unrealized loss”

“7,190 22,627 less accumulated depreciation 119 1,601 total 7,071 21,026”

“The mission of the francis malcolm science center is to provide a unique environment for learning experiences in science, nature and astronomy. Public, private, home and pre-school students, as well as student and adult groups with disabilities, may enjoy programs in our planetarium theater, as well as both indoor and outdoor settings for classes on science and nature. Public programs are offered to the community at large throughout the year, encouraging family participation in science and space exploration.”

“The francis m malcolm science center (the "center") is the only center of its kind north of bangor, maine. The center carries on a long tradition, started by the francis m malcolm institute in 1983, of being a home to the northern-most planetarium theater in the united states. Approximately 6,000 visitors of all ages attend programs and events each year. While the general public enjoys activities such as snowshoe hikes, wreath making and learning how to make apple cider, the heart of the center's work is its outreach to aroostook county students and their teachers. Adult handicapped groups are also frequent visitors. In addition to the planetarium theater, the center offers a natural history museum and a 140+ acre outdoor nature classroom. The outdoor classroom offers an immersion into life and environmental science experiences, reinforcing its content with a unique "hands-on" discovery approach learning style.”