that promote Mathematics, Science, and Technology schools. Greater Hartford Academy of Math and Science has been involved as an NASA Explorer School. It is one of only three such schools in Connecticut. The director of both the high school and middle school academies is Adam Johnson. History On January 9, 2010, a bus carrying GHAMAS students to a robotics competition in Farmington, CT was involved in an accident and left one student, Vikas Parikh, dead, and 17 others injured. The Academy of Aerospace and Engineering Elementary school was established in Rocky Hill, Connecticut as a Kindergarten through Fifth-grade program. In 2015, a new educational facility was built in Windsor, Connecticut that combined both the middle school and high school programs under the same administrative body. Prior to the new facility, Middle school students studied on the Birken Campus in Bloomfield, CT while High school students studied at the Learning Corridor Campus in Hartford, CT. The first graduating class from the Windsor campus was the Class of 2019. In 2017, Adam Johnson was appointed as principal to both the high school and middle school programs. See also Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts References External links GHAMAS Information from the Capital Region Education Council GHAMAS Information from The Learning Corridor NCSSS schools Public high schools in Connecticut Magnet schools in Connecticut