simulation as the real-world integration. The LEAD program is almost entirely student-run, with two student co-coordinators and approximately 20 facilitators each year, in addition to a faculty member that simply oversees the program.
Awards
IMSA consistently ranks at the top of the nation in standardized test scores (of roughly 200 students in the senior class, about 50 are National Merit Semifinalists), as well as in the prestigious Siemens and Intel Science competitions. The class of 2005 produced six semifinalists each for Siemens and Intel. There was also one finalist for the Siemens competition (Rohan Bhobe c/o 2005), and three finalists in the Intel competition (Timothy Credo, Lyra Haas, and Abhi Gulati, all c/o 2005). In addition, two of the finalists in the Intel placed in the top ten; one student stood second overall, while another won sixth place. The