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NJCTL AP Computer Science resources and PD now endorsed.
NJCTL is recognized by the College Board as an Endorsed Provider of curriculum and professional development for AP® Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) and AP® Computer Science A (AP CSA).
Using an Endorsed Provider affords schools access to fully-aligned resources including a pre-approved syllabus, curriculum, and officially recognized professional development that prepares teachers to teach the course.
Teaching Materials
NJCTL's free computer science curriculum teaches students how to use text-based programming to solve real world problems, and provides everything needed to get students programming on their first day of class:
- Presentations with instructional videos
- Guided programming activities
- Interactive embedded formative assessment
- Classwork-homework
- Labs
- Quizzes and tests
- Unit plans
- AP test prep
- An approved AP syllabus with a year long plan
These comprehensive resources and materials make planning fast and easy, while eliminating the need for textbooks. Designed to support a social constructivist learning environment, NJCTL materials make learning engaging and accessible to every student. Materials are also fully editable so you can tailor them to meet any individual needs.
BGSU Looking to build a CSTA Cohort for CS Endorsement Program
Option: Bylaw Amendment Approval for Addition of "Past-President" Position
Yes - I approve the amendment: 41 votes (100.0%)
No - I reject the amendment: 0 votes (0%)
Yes - I approve the amendment wins with 100.0% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 41
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Option: Bylaw Amendment Approval of Splitting the Position of Secretary into "Recording Secretary" and "Communications Secretary"
Yes - I approve the amendment: 41 votes (100.0%)
No - I reject the amendment: 0 votes (0%)
Yes - I approve the amendment wins with 100.0% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 41
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Option: Bylaw Amendment Approval of the Addition of 1 - 5 At-Large Positions
Yes - I approve the amendment: 40 votes (97.6%)
No - I reject the amendment: 1 vote (2.4%)
Yes - I approve the amendment wins with 97.6% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 41
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Candidate: President - John Dutton
Yes - I approve the candidate: 40 votes (100.0%)
No - I reject the candidate: 0 votes (0%)
Yes - I approve the candidate wins with 100.0% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 40
Abstentions: 1
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Candidate: Vice President
Shanti Coaston: 26 votes (70.3%)
Amanda O'Mara: 3 votes (8.1%)
Alisia Davis: 3 votes (8.1%)
Matthew Yuhasz: 5 votes (13.5%)
Shanti Coaston wins with 70.3% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 37
Abstentions: 4
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Candidate: Treasurer - Brian Wetzel
Yes - I approve the candidate: 39 votes (100.0%)
No - I reject the candidate: 0 votes (0%)
Yes - I approve the candidate wins with 100.0% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 39
Abstentions: 2
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Candidate: Recording Secretary (or Secretary if the amendment to split fails)
Amanda O'Mara: 8 votes (22.2%)
Jennifer Trost: 7 votes (19.4%)
Carla Neely: 21 votes (58.3%)
Carla Neely wins with 58.3% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 36
Abstentions: 5
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Candidate: Communications Secretary (created if the amendment to split Secretary passes)
Jennifer Trost: 10 votes (27.0%)
Amanda O'Mara: 12 votes (32.4%)
Steve Phelps : 15 votes (40.5%)
Steve Phelps wins with 40.5% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 37
Abstentions: 4
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Candidate: At-Large (contingent on the amendment to add 1-5 At-Large positions)
Jennifer Trost: 8 votes (21.6%)
Stephanie Hoeppner: 29 votes (78.4%)
Stephanie Hoeppner wins with 78.4% of the vote.
Votes tallied: 37
Abstentions: 4
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