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Dear Teacher or Administrator,
90% of parents want schools to teach computer
programming, and students love it.
Computer science opens more doors than any
other discipline. Learning the basics will help
students in any career—from architecture to
zoology. 71% of all US jobs require digital skills.
And high-skilled computing occupations are the
fastest-growing , best-paying , and now the
largest sector of all new wages in the US.
9 out of 10 parents want schools to teach
computer science ( Gallup poll), and students
rank it among their favorite subjects , behind
only art and music. Just as they learn how to
write an essay or how electricity works, it’s
important for every 21st century student to have
a chance to learn how the internet works or
design an app.
Will you help bring computer science to our
school?
Tens of thousands of schools have made
commitments to add computer science to the
school day. We can do it too. We don’t need to
hire new teachers. We just need to make this a
priority, and take advantage of FREE resources
offered by Code.org:
• Curriculum for a full K-12 computer
science pathway
• Workshops to prepare any passionate
teacher to begin teaching computer
science.
• Resources to help administrators plan
adding computer science to the school
day
The options above are almost entirely free,
courtesy of Code.org. There are also great
options offered by other organizations .
Are you interested in teaching computer
science?
Teachers don't need a technical background to
get started. Code.org offers hands-on
workshops across the country that can help
existing teachers learn CS and how to teach it.
The majority of teachers who attend rank it the
“best professional development ever”.
Put our school on the map
Whether we are expanding our existing
computer science offering, or starting a brand
new program, we should participate in the
growing movement to add computer science to
the school day. Please put our school on the
map .
Sincerely,
A parent / community member

Code.org: Anybody can Learn Every student in every school deserves the opportunity to study computer science.

FROM:Office of the president,
through,
Office of the Public Relationship Office,

TO: All Members

SUBJECT: EMERGENCY MEETING
6th Jan 2018
Dear All
This notice is to inform you that there will be a meeting in GCDSS Gombe on 6th Jan 2018. the meeting will begin promptly at 3:00pm and expected to least approximately 6:00pm.

The main purpose of the meeting would be to strategize on way forward of our association-please bring any relevant data you have.
You may wish to make copies prior to meeting that we may all have them for reference.

I suggest also that you take the time to make a list of any questions or comments you wish to make during the meeting.
Such a list will ensure a more efficient and effective discussion.
Please make every effort to attend.

I look forward to seeing you at our meeting.
Thank you.

Best regards.
Abubakar Ibrahim
PRO

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