PHOTO: Diving into computer science

By Erin Hawkins • September 26, 2018 1:30 am
Teacher Jorn VandeWeghe helps Jordan Hurdlow, and advanced placement computer science student, during a variables lab on Sept. 13 at Sequim High School. AP computer science is a new course offered at the high school this year after the district received a grant in May to purchase technology to teach the course and acquiring curriculum to create a K-12 computer science pathway. VandeWeghe said his students focus on problem-solving, creativity, and using and creating technology in writing applications that solve human problems. Students take an AP exam later in the year when they can earn college or course credit. Sequim Gazette photo by Erin Hawkins
Teacher Jorn VandeWeghe helps Jordan Hurdlow, and advanced placement computer science student, during a variables lab on Sept. 13 at Sequim High School. AP computer science is a new course offered at the high school this year after the district received a grant in May to purchase technology to teach the course and acquiring curriculum to create a K-12 computer science pathway. VandeWeghe said his students focus on problem-solving, creativity, and using and creating technology in writing applications that solve human problems. Students take an AP exam later in the year when they can earn college or course credit. Sequim Gazette photo by Erin Hawkins

By Erin Hawkins

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