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PUPIL POWER™ :

Pupils and Peers

Future Ready: Computers, Coding, & Cyber Smarts

Unplugged Learning to Learn Coding

Intro to Cyber Security and Why I Need To Know 

Raspberry Pi - It's Just Another Communication Device

Computers and Intro to Coding - My First Code:  "Hello World!"

Learning About Binary Number - Counting in Binary is Fun!




After School Enrichment Programs

During The School Year Enrichment Programs


 Computers, Coding, & Critical Thinking, +AI

  • My First Code:  "Hello World!
  • What is a computer & how does it work?
  • Operating Systems and Virtual Machines (VMs)
  • Cybersecurity Basics and Digital Citizenship


Minecraft Engineering Design: 

  • Tony's Sandcastle Challenge
  • Rollercoaster Design Challenge
  • Airport Design Challenge


Peers Operating With Excellent Results™

POWER in Agreement –Peer Mediation Program

  • Program Training  - The Mediation Process
  • Three 1/2 Day Medication Team Training 
  • Team Composition (Example: can be comprised of up to 25 students with two sponsors)


Summer Learning - POWER Camp - Use of Technology:

Our goal is to provide meaningful and engaging lessons that help student learn the basics of  coding, develop skills and interest in computer science, strengthen foundations in computational thinking, 

build digital confidence through play, programing and hands-on learning experiences introduced at the elementary level.   Our custom-designed lessons, students explore how computers work, how devices communicate across networks, and how to protect systems from threats.

Highlights include:

  • Understanding computer components and network communication
  • Learning to defend against cyber threats in a simulated environment
  • Playing the Cyber Threat Protector game developed by UTSA’s Center for Infrastructure Assurance & Security
  • Writing their first line of code — “Hello, World!” — in Python and JavaScript
  • Exploring devices like laptops, micro:bits, and Raspberry Pi3 using the Linux Debian OS

Our student lessons sparks curiosity, builds foundational tech skills, and empowers students to become confident digital citizens.


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