Announcement
Second, Central New Jersey meetings are held the first Wednesday of every other month, from 5:30 - 7:30. Most meetings are held at Rutgers, usually in the CoRe building, with an occasional meeting at an alternate location (last year we had a few meetings at Princeton University). Thank you to our local colleges for supplying the meeting locations!
- 5:30 - 6:00 catch up with our colleagues and eating pizza - 6:00 - 7:00 presentation, update on CS ed in New Jersey, announcements & shout outs - 7:00 - 7:30 questions and more socialization
Again, looking forward to seeing/meeting you in December,
Claudette
Central Jersey chapters meetings will be held 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at Rutgers on Wednesdays of every other month.
Schedule and Topics (more info to come!)
October 3rd -Making CS Interdisciplinary
December 5th - Teaching Cybersecurity
February 6th - CS Classroom Management
June 5th TBA
CSTA NJ-Central Chapter Leadership 2017-18:
President
- Claudette Guy, Princeton High School, Princeton, NJ
Vice President
- Dara Kirschenbaum-Perry, Jackson Memorial High School, Jackson, NJ
Secretary
- Suzanne Signorelli, Toms River High School East/North
Treasurer
- Carolyn Segreto, Brick Township High School, Bri
Past President
- Adam Michlin, Golda Och Academy, West Orange, NJ
University Liaison
- Dan Leyzberg, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
- Sejong Yoon, The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ
K-8 Representative
- Roseanna Misuraca, Edgar Middle School, Metuchen, NJ
CSTA Chapter Representative
- Fran Trees, Rutgers University
October @ Central
Eve Balick
Regional Partnership Coordinator - NJ & PA
Prepare our girls for the future of work!
Applications to start a Club for fall 2018 are open now! www.girlswhocode.com/Clubs
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Toms River Teachers present TR:Tech Ready
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October Shout Out
Middle School Science Teacher using CS to Teach
Visit the Youtube Playlist for links to her projects and other resources!
Daryl Detrick Presented The GOOD NEWS
Governor Murphy announced Computer Science for All initiatives today at Steinert High School, Hamilton Township NJ.
Initiatives include:
-Grants for up to 45 high schools to add CS, totally $2 million
-new STEM office at NJDOE that will include CS education
-Forming of Computer Science Advisory Committee to make suggestions on standards and state CS action plan
-Governor Murphy is joining the national bipartician organization GovernorsForCS
Thank you to Governor Murphy, his staff and NJDOE.
Computer Science Education.
Good for our students.
Good for our state.