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3 years ago

TODAY’S THE DAY! – UCSD High School Mentor Program Application Overview (MAP) and Q&A TeleconferenceThursday, April 5, 2018 - 5:30pmStudents and parents are welcome to join by calling:866 740-1260and entering passcode 5345064If you have questions about the MAP application process, join us by calling in. Stay for a short time or for the entire call.This is your opportunity to join our informational phone call and learn as much as you can!Be sure to have your questions ready and call in! ... See MoreSee Less

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NEW PARTNERSHIP - SDSC Partners with the Fleet Science CenterThis new partnership is definitely something to celebrate in so many ways!Why?OUR ABLE program will have access to new speakers, opportunities and hands-on activities.Joint marketing will help spread the word about joint programs and collaborations.BE WISE and Grace’s Coding Club will partner for our July 11 Grace’s Coding Club Luncheon with a computer scientist.Both programs will join to offer a fall programming series.Marketing for MAP and REHS will reach a wider audience through collaborative dissemination methods.New UCSD MAP mentors who wish to participate will be offered mentor training.And much more!Stay tunes for our first collaborative workshop coming this June! ... See MoreSee Less

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3 years ago

CS NEWS - Expanding Computer Science in Schools is a Bipartisan OpportunityThe HillA bipartisan idea is a rare creature in Washington these days, but there is one issue that brings the parties together: the need to expand computer science education in America’s schools. President Obama proposed spending an additional $4 billion, and President Trump released a more modest proposal. But despite these efforts, schools are still waiting for additional funding. That’s a shame because computer science skills hold the keys to economic opportunity for students. Just as important, the benefits don’t just accrue to students themselves. Rather, these are competencies that will be increasingly important to American competitiveness in the 21st century. To read further, please visit thehill.com/opinion/education/356451-expanding-computer-science-in-schools-is-a-bipartisan-opport.... thehill.com/opinion/education/356451-expanding-computer-science-in-schools-is-a-bipartisan-opport.... ... See MoreSee Less

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