Oswego gets 70 thousand grant to upgrade tech program
Oswego High School will expand its pre engineering curriculum with a total 70000 in grants from Project Lead the Way. A 50000 match for equipment and software plus 20000 for teacher training funds will update courses and add two new ones. Teacher Dave Shoemaker with 18 years at Oswego leads design and drawing for production digital electronics and computer aided manufacturing.
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Oswego High School
Project Lead the Way
Dave Shoemaker
Shoemaker
The
State University At
New York
York
New Hampshire
Albany
Cato-Mendian
Jamesville-DeWitt
Oswego
Sickler
Gary Walts
Project Lead the Way Grant Benefits and Upgrades
The grant funds design and drawing for production with paper and prototypes, adds computer drafting software, and enables digital electronics and CAD/CAM work. Students design, test, and build parts using computer aided tools and automated lathes, mills, and robotics. The program expands into automation, robotics, and engineering fundamentals with a second 24 terminal lab.
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