At Bugg Magnet Elementary Center for Design & Computer Sciences, students are engaged in learning that develops higher-order thinking skills and provides a foundational skillset designed to meet the ever-changing technological challenges in our society. They are becoming innovative problem-solvers, learning computer coding and programming, building and programming robotics, creating digital art and music, and so much more!
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Computer Science education in elementary school is about helping students develop the critical thinking skills that will help them become dynamic learners and proactive citizens working to make a positive difference in the world.
The Design and Computer Sciences program at Bugg Elementary equips students with the necessary skills and frameworks for thinking through the challenging problems we face everyday.
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Students at Bugg have the opportunity to follow a Magnet Pathway on to Martin Magnet Middle School and then Enloe Magnet High School with both Gifted & Talented and IB Diploma programs.
Students choose a new elective for each quarter and take that course everyday for the nine weeks. These courses are taught by grade band (K/1, 2/3, 4/5), and the course curriculum rotates each year to ensure that students have an opportunity to choose from a brand new set of Electives each year.
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