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Chestatee wins $10,000 for teaching computer skills
Hall students participate in Hour of Code
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C.W. Davis student Aislin Vetrano, 13, practices computer science through an online tutorial. The class is part of Computer Science Education Week, when students in participating schools worldwide spend one hour learning computer science via online tutorials, which help them learn the basics of writing code for computer software.
Students across Hall County are learning how to code this week and, as a result, have made a little extra cash. “Chestatee, all week long, is going with their math teacher to code for an hour,” said Darrell Skogman, a math and programming teacher at the high school. “They’re just going to the lab, and code.org has a website set up (with tutorials).”
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Cherokee Bluff High coach charged with DUI, going 94 in a 70-mph zone
JOSHUA TRAVIS
JOSHUA TRAVIS
Cherokee Bluff High School’s boys basketball coach was charged last week with driving under the influence, going 94 mph in a 70-mph zone and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle on Interstate 985, according to court documents
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