K-12 Programs

The ABLE Program provides young women in grades 10-12 a first-hand look into the fields of computer science and engineering, through a series of workshops, campus and community events, corporate visits and mentor matches.

An offshoot of the ABLE Program, ForMIDABLE introduces middle school students to STEM through hands-on workshops, invited speakers, tutorials and robotics demonstrations.

MAP pairs high school students in a mentoring relationship with experts from a vast array of disciplines across campus allowing students to take first steps toward a potential career path while building foundations for academic success.

Pi Wars is an international, challenge-based robotics competition in which teams of middle and high school students build Raspberry Pi-controlled robots and then compete in non-destructive autonomous and remote-controlled challenges.

Research Experience for High School Students (REHS) is a summer hub for high school students who are interested in receiving firsthand experience as they consider pursuing a career in the area of computational science.

The SDSC Student TECH program offers year-round science, technology, and programming workshops for students in grades 4-12.

The SDSC Teacher TECH program supports K-12 STEM curriculum and professional development workshops for educators.