CS4HS Teacher Spotlight

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Ms. Kaci Nowadley

Hamburg High School

Kaci Nowadley teaches science classes at Hamburg High School including AP Computer Science Principles, AP Biology, Chemistry and others. She started with a Computer Science Club for three years then the school picked up the AP CSP Class. The club has participated in high school “Capture the Flag” coding contest, an international online competition dealing with cryptography, algorithm design and programming. She is in the New York State Master Teachers program.

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Ms. Anne Marie Will

Amherst Central High School

Ms. Anne Marie Will has been teaching computer science courses at Amherst Central High School. For over three years, she taught iComp2 - Intro to Computer to Programming. She has been involved with CS4HS since 2015 and has been able to provide ideas for her school's club, The Coding and Programming Group.

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Mr. Brian Barrey

Hutchinson Central Technical School

Mr. Brian Barrey is a mathematics teacher at Hutchinson Central Technical School. He has established a computer science club called, Gaming Club.

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Mr. Robert Uldrich

Kenmore East

Mr. Uldrich has been teaching Computer Science Principles at Kenmore East for 3 years. He also runs a Tech Club at the school. He has been participating in CS4HS workshops for two years and wants to learn more about AP Computer Science Principles content so that he may use it in his curriculum.

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John Elliott

Sweet Home High School

John Elliott has been teaching Exploring Computer Science since 2016 at Sweet Home High School. He is one of the New York State Master Teachers. He first attended CS4HS workshop 2015. John has been using MIT Scratch programing in his computer classes. He is interested in learning Python as something that he can bring to future classes.

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Ms. Marcie A. McDougal-Domroes

Cleveland Hill High School

Ms. Marcie McDougal-Domroes has been teaching Web Design at Cleveland Hill for over 15 years. She has been involved with CS4HS since 2012 and plans to continuously add to her knowledge of computer science so she will be able to teach more difficult computer science concepts.

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Dr. Elizabeth Kent

Newcomer Academy at Lafayette

Dr. Kent is a mathematics teacher at Lafayette High School/Newcomer Academy. She has established an after school Computer Science Club called Computer Club.

 

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Mr. Patrick McQuaid

Bennett High School

Mr. Patrick McQuaid is a Biology teacher at Bennett High School. His goal is to integrate Computer Science Concepts into the 9th grade Biology curriculum. He is also involved with Bennett's Computer Club .

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Ms. Susan Draper

The International Preparatory School

Susan Draper is a mathematics teacher at The International Preparatory High School. She is an advocate for computer science education in her school. She is currently in the process of setting up a computer science club in her school.

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Mr. Christopher Quill

Williamsville South High School.

Christopher Quill teaches math and computer science classes at Williamsville South High School, including Introduction to Programming and AP Computer Science Principles. In these courses, he teaches Visual Basic, C++, Python, JavaScript and web design. Mr. Quill also advises computer programming club where his students have been working with EggBot, an open-source art robot that can draw on eggs. He is interested in Android application development using Android Studio which he hopes to explore with his computer club soon. The students from his Computer Club participate in the CS4HS Student Project Showcase & Competition.

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Ms. Susan Recoon

Williamsville North High School

Susan is a teacher from Williamsville North High School who has taught computer science for 23 out of her 28 years as a teacher. Currently she teaches Exploring Computer Science and AP Computer Science - Java, along with Common Core Algebra 2. Her students have worked on Web Design, Ruby Programing, along with programing Raspberry Pi boards, and App development. Personally, she would like to further expand her knowledge of web design by learning more SQL and PHP programming.

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Ms. Pamela Healy

Nardin High School

Pam Healy teaches Exploring Computer Science and AP Computer Science Principles at Nardin Academy, an all-girls school. She also runs a Computer Science Club at her school. She is interested in different ways to bring more women into computer science, and started attending CS4HS to find various approaches of teaching the students at the all-girls school.