Oak Hill Collaborative leads, instills, and provides STEM development for youth with its Raspberry Pi Youth Program which teaches students valuable skills and understanding in STEM fields. Since 2017, Oak Hill Collaborative has partnered with local agencies such as the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library, Akiva Academy, and more to ensure children from across the Mahoning Valley have access to these educational and technological resources.
By using a Raspberry Pi microcomputer, students learn hands-on computer hardware and computer programming skills and even earn the device after successfully completing the program. Students gain experience with assembling computer hardware, understanding binary and hexadecimal numbers, operating the Linux command line interface, introductory and advanced programming languages such as Scratch, JavaScript, and Python, developing for the web with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and programming and controlling components for robotics.
What sets the OHC Raspberry Pi Program apart is simple: Kids Learn, Code, and Create in a fun and educational environment that develops skills for future classroom readiness and STEM careers.
Work for a local institution that’s interested in offering a Raspberry Pi Youth Program? Contact sarah@oakhillcollaborative.org for a program estimate!
