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What if the most creative minds channeled their focus into solving the most impactful problems of today? Imagine if we could apply the ingenuity that powers the most profound technology available today into solving problems for others.
On Saturday March 16, 2019, New Roads School will host a middle school and high school hackathon to create new ideas in entertainment. Experts and students from all disciplines, skill levels, and locations will meet to build new creative applications around gaming, music and entertainment.
For 11 hours, these hackers, experts, and mentors will be together to bring their ideas to fruition. At the end of the event, they will have the opportunity to present their solutions to the judges and the world.
Interested in sponsorship?
Interested in sponsorship?
We are happy to partner with sponsors looking to assist our education outreach. Engineers or volunteers can sign up to help out during the event via our eventbrite site. Organizations or companies willing to assist financially can fill out the form linked below to see how you can assist with prizes, food or T-Shirts for the event.
Team
Team
This hackathon is a collaboration between an enthusiastic group of Los Angeles area independent school STEM educators. It came together through the dedication and countless hours of the passionate individuals listed below:
Michelle Bernstein - Film and Digital Media Department Chair, New Roads School
Josh Berger - Director of the Belldegrun Center for Innovative Leadership, Brentwood School
Sarah Bishop - Extracurricular Innovator & Collaborator, Brentwood School
Dori Friedman - Technology Coordinator, Crossroads School for Art and Science
Jeffery Flagg - Director of STEM Education, Mirman School
Ronit Kumar - Science Teacher, Brentwood School
Kelly Lougheed - Computer Science Teacher, Archer School
Edward Peebles - Science Instructor, Crossroads School
Paul Way - Technology Coordinator, Crossroads School for Art and Science
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