WHAT’S THE SPLASH?
Public Hours:
Monday-Friday 2PM-7PM
Saturday-Sunday 10AM-7PM
Our Impact:
Connect and engage visitors and students to the oceans through hands-on interactive experiences with marine life and habitats of southern California, and to inspire them to become good stewards of our environment.
Coastal Cleanup Day
Sept 20 from 9 AM – 12PM
We’re excited to host the Manhattan Beach Pier Coastal Cleanup Day site once again this year, in partnership with Heal the Bay! We can’t wait for another successful beach cleanup with you all.
Dolphin Panel Discussion
Sept 17 from 6 PM to 7 PM
We can’t ask the dolphins why they surf, but four avid surfers and panelists who’ve met them in the waves will share their insights. Don’t miss this free, engaging evening of stories and discovery.
OCEANOGRAPHIC TEACHING STATIONS STUDENT EDUCATION EQUITY POLICY
The Board of Directors for the Oceanographic Teaching Stations, Inc. (OTS) is proud of its long history of providing education equity for underserved children. Many of the young students who have attended our marine science classes are from disadvantaged or low-income families, or attend Title I schools. These marine science classes teach the children about the sea animals that live off our coast and the importance of protecting their environment from pollution.
Since providing education equity for underserved children has historically been a priority for OTS, OTS hereby formally adopts a policy of providing educational equity for underserved children when providing free marine science classes at either the Roundhouse Aquarium or at schools. These OTS onsite and outreach classes provide access to underserved children and Title I schools that greatly benefit these children in their understanding of marine science.
The Roundhouse Aquarium is committed to providing ocean science education for all.

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