Computer science report: MakerLab projects and approved AI tool see heavy use
Computer science lead reported MakerLab activities (3‑D printing, robotics, drone coding), continuing grant support and partnerships with 4‑H and SUU, and widespread teacher use of an approved AI tool (Magic School AI) with more than 3,500 generations this year.
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The board received the annual computer science report from the district’s computer science lead, presented in the agenda as Mr. Hal. The presentation highlighted MakerLab grant activity (3‑D printers, laser engravers, shirt presses), student projects from kindergarten through high school, and partnerships with 4‑H and Southern Utah University for STEM nights and summer MakerLab Days.
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