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Exciting week at STM! We hosted Park View HS's Computer Science Honors Society 🎓💻. Their mission: inspire peers to join Computer Math next year. Let's code a brighter future! #STEMeducation #FutureTechLeaders

LCPS News: Students Legacy Elementary held a STEAM/CS day to showcase how they utilize technology throughout the various content areas. iRobot, Sphero, and LEGO were big hits among visitors.

LCPS News: This afternoon in the Amazon Web Services Think Big Space, 8th graders taking the Computer Science Foundation course with Ms. Amber Lloyd JL Simpson MS showcased the AI Chatbots they created with the help of Nivaro to members of the surrounding community.

Loudoun Valley High School (Loudoun Valley HS) seniors designed a one-of-a-kind logo art piece and plaque, handcrafted from local wood and resin. With the dedication and expert guidance of their teachers, the students accepted the challenging experience; the result highlights the

LCPS News: The CS Office would like to take a moment to thank all of the amazing educators throughout the county who have worked hard this year to integrate CS/CT into their classroom. Please enjoy our final newsletter of the year. secure.smore.com/n/05b1j

Sometimes, the best way to learn is to invite the students to teach the teacher. For our PD time this morning, Ss from JL Simpson MS came to the Think Big Space to walk the IFCSs through a garden challenge in Minecraft Education to "build" a deeper understanding of the program.

Six students from Briar Woods High School (BriarWoods@LCPS) and the Academies of Loudoun of Loudoun, along with two teachers, recently attended the 2nd Annual Quad Cyber Challenge at The White House. Read more: lcps.pub/4hDuiVr

It is always a great day when Amy Stelly visits us during our team CLT! It was so nice for her to join us and catch up on everything.

🚀 Exciting collaboration at the AWS Think Big Space today! LCPS SIF-ATs, the Department of EL, and the Computer Science Office teamed up to advance our Robots for Everyone program, making robotics accessible and engaging for ALL learners. 🤖 💡#RobotsForEveryone Career, Technical, & Adult Education

The attached proclamation recognizes December 9 - 15, 2024 as Computer Science Education Week in Loudoun County Public Schools.

Just wrapped up our Machine Learning presentation @ #VSTE24 in Virginia Beach. Love the energy and excitement for simplified/deliberate integration of CS in the core curriculum. #teachablemachine #microbit #LCPS24

More Computer Science Education Week fun with K-8 activities! Try a Scratch Lab or explore careers with Machine Learning tools. Hands-on learning at home connects to the classroom & sparks curiosity. Share your child’s project Loudoun County Computer Science Office! lcps.pub/3OMrRlY #LCPSCSWeek

Hamilton Elementary fifth graders experience Computer Science Week using the micro:bit, a small, programmable computer designed for education. Love to see students engaged in the 5Cs.

Day 4 of CSEdWeek saw HS helpers visiting various schools throughout LCPS News to help K-8 students learn more about computer science. Ss Cool Spring Elem. had a wonderful time coding Scratch Team Face Sensing programs with Ss from Heritage High School and special visitor Aaron Spence.

Career dreams took off when 18 LCPS students visited the Tsubasa (faa) for Disability Mentoring Day! Paired with mentors, they explored exciting career paths, learned from experts and connected to real-world opportunities. A truly inspiring day! Read more: lcps.pub/3OROiXe

Civics teachers Gum Spring Middle School , JM Lunsford MS & HPMS_Official created a hands-on jury selection project for Ss to explore the importance of an impartial jury using the #5Cs, deepening their understanding of the legal system. ⚖️ #CivicsEducation #LCPS Career, Technical, & Adult Education

History came alive today at the Amazon Web Services Think Big Space when 2nd graders from Evergreen Mill Elementary worked with Abby Spessard to create floats for famous Americans. After building their floats, they coded Root Robots to drive them in a small parade.

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