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Amazon Future Engineer + BootUp Elementary Computer Science Initiative - APPLICATION EXTENDED new date May 3, 2021The Amazon Future Engineer + BootUp Elementary Computer Science program must be a Title 1 Elementary School looking to bring computer science education to their school. Find out how your school can apply for this initiative.
OVERVIEW: Amazon Future Engineer+BootUp Elementary Computer Science Initiative
ATTACHMENT A: Intent to Participate
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L.A. Unified's #DigCit Efforts Shared in ACSA ArticleA pilot program across Los Angeles Unified illustrates how to support system-level digital citizenship education for leaders. Read more: https://leadership.acsa.org/digital-citizenship-for-education-leaders
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Join a Computer Science (CS) Cohort!Interested in Bringing CS, CS Discoveries, Exploring CS, or AP CS Principles to your School in the Future? Applications are now open. Learn more: https://achieve.lausd.net/page/10023
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ITI Director, Sophia Mendoza, joins ISTE BoardThe International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), an education nonprofit that supports the use of technology to accelerate innovation in education, announced the results of its election for board of directors. Newly ISTE Board Members includes L.A. Unified leader, Sophia Mendoza. Read more: https://www.iste.org/explore/press-releases/iste-announces-new-board-members-1
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Distance Robotics Production: The Journey of Becoming a Robo-Nerd
By: James Emley, ITI-Instructional Technology Facilitator and Rigoberto Cruz, Science/Math/Robotics Teacher - Franklin High School in Local District Central
It is evident that Rigoberto Cruz of Franklin High School in LAUSD’s Local District Central (LDC) has plenty of passion towards the success of the school robotics club. This evidence can be seen in the amount of time the students have continuously logged into Zoom for the club on a late Friday afternoon or Saturday morning, when most students and staff are relaxing after a long week. Not only have many students remained in the club for their entire 4 years of high school, but many of the young men and women can attribute their desire to join the STEM fields solely on the strong camaraderie found within the club.
