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School Programs

Fund a Program

School: Middle School in New Hampshire
Teacher: science teacher
Number of Students: 30
Grade/Level: 8th grade
Program Description: This Middle School STEM Program has all the resources to run a fantastic program that would provide opportunities for the kids in the his 8th grade class to learn robotics and coding with CoderZ. However the school is underfunded and the ability to get access to funds for the curriculum, application software or robotic hardware does not exist. With a program donation of just $2500, the school could use CoderZ with the class and enable the students to have access to virtual robotics, programming tools and a full virtual curriculum with robotic simulation.
Funding Required $2500/yr for 3 years
School: Rural community college
Teacher: Manufacturing Dept. Head
Number of Students: 15 – 50 per semester
Grade/Level: 13
Program Description: This community college has a high demand for soft skills for students who often have incomplete school records and no real work experience. Implementing a year long evening class program will provide students with the “general knowledge” of manufacturing that can help them get a job in local industry. The program will cover areas like tools, quality control, basic mathematics and measurement, understanding engineering documentation, and provides an introduction into the concepts of modern manufacturing.

In addition the program covers employment skills like resume writing, teamwork, safety and much more.

By introducing this program, the college will be able to offer up to 150 students a year the ability to learn skills that will jump start them in industry jobs and provide local industry with motivated and knowledgeable new employees

Funding Required: $18,000
School:  Vocational High School, Houston area of Texas
Teacher:  Career Technology Dept. Head
Number of Students: 144
Grade/Level: 12
Program Description: The culmination of a 4 year high school program with core skills in engineering math, practical sciences, machining and other manufacturing and production technology will be completed with an advanced course in industrial automation. Students will learn the programming and operation techniques of PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) and after completing the courseware and practical training, will be challenged with a capstone project that will require them to build, program and operate a hydraulic or pneumatic and electro-mechanical system like an elevator or a roller coaster as a graduation requirement.
Funding Required:  3 x $55,494 (three training systems, each for 8 students, 3 classes in parallel, totally 72 students/semester)

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Contact the ISCEF team for more information, download and submit the Grant Application.
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