CS Coastal: News and Updates
- CS Coastal Hub eNewsletter
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May 25, 2023: ETTC Gets $444,445 Grant to Promote K-12 Computer Science
- Stockton Awarded $333,313 Grant to Promote K-12 Computer Science
- CS Costal Hub Cohort 5 begins in June 2023 and Cohort 6 begins in August 2023 click
here for more information or to register
- CS Costal Hub Summer 2023 and Fall 2023 Electives have been added to the calendar, click here for more information or to register
SRI&ETTC Supporting Girls Who Code Clubs as a Community Partner
The Southern Regional Institute and Educational Technology Training Center (SRI&ETTC)
at Stockton University proudly supports the Girls Who Code clubs as a dedicated community partner. Leveraging
our extensive lending library and experienced staff, we provide invaluable resources
and guidance to help these clubs thrive. Our lending library offers a wide range of
coding books, educational materials, physical computing robots, and technology tools
that club facilitators can access to enhance their learning experiences.
Thanks to the CS Coastal Hub Grant from the New Jersey Department of Education, we
offer a variety of PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT workshops TO K-12 TEACHERS, WHICH ARE
designed to HELP THEM empower and inspire young coders. These workshops, covering
essential topics such as coding fundamentals, advanced programming, project-based
learning, and more, are a testament to our commitment to providing a supportive and
resource-rich environment for every participant to develop their coding skills.
Importantly, Girls Who Code clubs are inclusive and welcome all genders, fostering
a diverse and supportive community for everyone interested in coding. Together, we
are committed to fostering a community of innovation and collaboration and empowering
the next generation of coders.
For more information about starting a club in your district, contact michelle.wendt@stockton.edu
