[Noisebridge-discuss] ExCEL education program, final meetings

[Daniel C. Silverstein]

I figured I'd chime in since I'm teaching the Python class.  I'm happy  
to take on extra students, though this is the first I've heard of the  
ExCEL proposal (I'm new to the noisebridge-discuss list).  What else,  
if anything, would I be on the hook for to make the Python class part  
of the ExCEL program?  e.g. would I need to start writing formal  
lesson plans or some such?

				(Dan)

P.S. Maybe this is all moot since, if I read correctly, the proposal  
was sent out yesterday.

On May 14, 2009, at 10:00 AM, jim wrote:

>
> (imo) it would have been good to add the
> monday 6:30 to 8:00 python class to the
> list near the top of the proposal--python
> seems to be making inroads in schools of
> all sorts as a first programming language.
>   inclusion in the list may suggest the
> possibility for a python road show in
> schools along with other future projects.
>   any benefit to adding it now?
>
>
>
> On Mon, 2009-04-27 at 15:19 -0700, Lee Sonko wrote:
>> It's down to the wire. The San Francisco Unified School District  
>> ExCEL
>> program has a call for a paid After School Program Partners  
>> program. We are
>> putting together a proposal in conjunction with Noisebridge.
>>
>>
>> Michael Shiloh and I are meeting at his studio in Bayview Tuesday  
>> (tomorow)
>> at 10:30am to write the ExCEL proposal. You are welcome to join us.  
>> I don't
>> have his address but will later tonight. Email me directly.
>>
>> Tuesday night we'll regroup at Noisebridge to hammer out more of the
>> proposal.
>>
>> Wednesday day we'll finalize the proposal and send it off!
>>
>>
>> More on the call: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/ 
>> Sfusd_excel_program
>>
>> Lee Sonko