Programs

GCT is a non-profit organization meant to build knowledge of computer science for elementary school-aged students. Our program teaches the fundamentals of computer programming and technology using hands-on projects such as Scratch game design, animation, and Sphero robots to incite our students' creativity and curiosity in STEM.

Cyberweek.org is a flexible week-long curriculum geared towards helping K-12 students learn to detect online threats, gain a better understanding of how the internet works, and spark an interest in the Cybersecurity careers of the future. For questions and inquires, contact: samina@cyberweek.org

STUDENTS & EDUCATORS: Please register for our Google Classroom using the code - y4jju37

HackSIP 2 is a week-long summer program where underrepresented females will be introduced to 21st century technology skills through a variety of STEM-related seminars. The micro:bit, Scratch, and quantum computing classes will be dedicated to the development of students’ programming skills while the hyperdoc and video editing classes focus on teaching the importance of utilizing modern technology.

GCT is a non-profit organization meant to build knowledge of computer science for elementary school-aged students. Our program teaches the fundamentals of computer programming and technology using hands-on projects such as Scratch game design, animation, and Sphero robots to incite our students' creativity and curiosity in STEM.

GirlsTech Camp is a virtual three-week camp designed to teach girls in grades 6-8 how to code in Python, as well as providing a broader understanding of the world of computing and technology. Participants will focus on developing a single application throughout the program and applying their skills and knowledge to a social issue of their choice.