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From the Calaveras Ledger Dispatch:
Sutter Creek Elementary Hosts first Ever “Family Code Night”
Nearly 100 participants showed up on Wednesday, December 7 for Sutter Creek Elementary School’s first ever, “Family Code Night”. The night, hosted by Principal Sean Snider, paired kids (K-6) on a Chromebook with their parent or guardian, in a room full of their friends, to solve fun puzzles while doing the “Hour of Code” together. “This was a great opportunity for us to bring families together for a fun evening and to raise awareness of the importance of computer science” said Mr. Snider. “There are some startling statistics out there such as the U.S. needs 1 million more STEM professionals in the next decade than it is projected to produce at the current rate (National Math and Science Initiative).” The school’s parent group, SCEPTOR provided a light dessert for all participants at the end of the event. “The event was a bigger success than I could have ever imagined. It was so exciting to see how engaged everyone was and how much fun families were having doing computer coding.”
Sutter Creek Elementary Hosts first Ever “Family Code Night”
Nearly 100 participants showed up on Wednesday, December 7 for Sutter Creek Elementary School’s first ever, “Family Code Night”. The night, hosted by Principal Sean Snider, paired kids (K-6) on a Chromebook with their parent or guardian, in a room full of their friends, to solve fun puzzles while doing the “Hour of Code” together. “This was a great opportunity for us to bring families together for a fun evening and to raise awareness of the importance of computer science” said Mr. Snider. “There are some startling statistics out there such as the U.S. needs 1 million more STEM professionals in the next decade than it is projected to produce at the current rate (National Math and Science Initiative).” The school’s parent group, SCEPTOR provided a light dessert for all participants at the end of the event. “The event was a bigger success than I could have ever imagined. It was so exciting to see how engaged everyone was and how much fun families were having doing computer coding.”
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