Thursday, July 29, is the date of the final Olympics competition. The prizes, backpacks, have arrived. The groups are reviewing their work to make sure that they are well prepared. 

Surprise of the week: Mr. Chessler’s Blazers are in first place. Adam Campos and Heimdall Imbert have targeted all of their energy to make sure that Mr. Chessler’s Blazers are defeated.

By the time you get this newsletter the outcome will have been determined. So, now, we will have to wait until next summer for a new contest.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Nike Nivar - group D (4 time winner)
Bakary Diaby - group A (6 time winner)
Michele Quach - group C
Faye-Marie Vassel - group B
Judith Martinez - group C
Timan Goshit - group A
Rachel Sanchez - group B (2 time winner)

"Computer Science is very technical, hard, and not easy." Hannah-Gay Lovemore - group A

"I learned things I never knew before. It made me use my creativity." Termica Williams - group A

"It was fun. I got to spend some time with my friends and Ms. McCabe." Simone Salmon - group A

"I learned and had fun." Abigail Addei - group D

"I believe that through this experience we are one step closer to reaching our goals of being truly educated." Fernando T. Gomez - group D

"I like building robots and testing out different programs." Jermyn Addy - group A

"Building robots was interesting. I never got to do anything like this before." Vinhphu Nguyen - group A

"This program saved me from insanity. It gave me something to do." Melisha Singh - group D

"I made friends." Kamara Simpson - group D

"You get to learn different subjects than you would learn in high school." Keilah Mills - group D

"I had a good time while learning things I never thought about." Nicholas Estvez - group B

"It was a remarkable experience." Markus Ricks - group B