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Major Opportunities for Youth Development
LACK OF EXPOSURE = MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
Inequities exist in STEM education & careers. The vast majority of K-12 schools do not teach Computer Science (CS). Females and some minorities have minimal exposure to CS courses, and technology careers. Code Super Powers (CSP) provides technology scholarships for underserved youth.
FUNDAMENTAL PURPOSE
Students learn to be creators of technology, not just consumers. CSP is significantly increasing the number of underserved kids in robust STEM programs, with emphasis on grades K-12.
Initiative Benefits
Anticipated Outcomes by 2022
Anticipated Outcomes by 2022
CSP works with districts, schools, teachers, and students to provide STEM curriculum, school-specific data, mentors and tuition grants. Activities include Animation, 3D Video Game Design, Mobile App and Web Development, Drone Flight Programming, cybersecurity and much more. Together we can give all youth opportunities to become future innovators.
Anticipated Outcomes by 2022
Anticipated Outcomes by 2022
Anticipated Outcomes by 2022
- 12,000 more students enrolled in robust STEM courses and after school programs
- 150—200 participating elementary and middle schools in DC, Maryland and Virginia.
- Students learn internet safety and cyber ethics
- Students receive college and career readiness mentorship