Attention all Computer Science Industry Professionals:
Interested in Mentoring High School Students?
You’ll Get To:
Share your expertise and motivate the next generation of Computer Science (CS) professionals
Help high school students build skills in Computer Science
Make a difference in the Rhode Island educational community
Invest in the future of CS in Rhode Island
Increase awareness and interest in CS among Rhode Island high school students– your future workforce!
Help students learn the skills and practices needed to succeed in today’s tech world
Support the development of a national model of work-based learning
Contribute to building a strong educational foundation in the Rhode Island community
Work-based Learning Course Details
Students in 10 high schools participate in a semester-long WBL course that focuses on the software development process
Course focuses on ideation, design, implementation, and testing
Industry mentors work with a small group of students to help them develop a final software product
Learn more about the federal grant funding this work and the schools involved
Industry Partners Making a Difference!
We are grateful for the support and influence of industry mentors who generously donate their time and expertise to help students learn the skills and practices needed to succeed in today’s tech world.
