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| | The STEM of our schools' future STEM expertise continues to infiltrate the Baltimore City School Board with the recent appointment of Andrew Coy, executive director of the Digital Harbor Foundation, to an open spot. If Ashley Esposito and April Christina Curley win the school board seats up for election, that would be at least three appointees with STEM backgrounds on the school board. This is an interesting development amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which illuminated how the digital divide impacts the education system. How should the tech industry intersect with public education? What policies and positions would you want Baltimore City Public Schools to pursue? As entrepreneurs of startups in various sectors, if you could only hire someone with a Baltimore City Public Schools education, what would you want that education to look like so they're best equipped for the role? Let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to baltimore@technical.ly, anytime. — Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly) P.S. Below, you'll spot the latest story from This Week in Milwaukee Rising. This Technical.ly series highlights the social entrepreneurs, civic technologists and creative innovators who are most shaping the Midwest city, especially those focused on bringing a more just, equitable and dynamic Milwaukee economy. See the full series and subscribe to the weekly newsletter here. Since 2012, Flatiron School has been a leader in the bootcamp industry, providing market-driven education to help people change their lives. Flatiron School believes that education is the best investment you can make in your future. Learn more about how Flatiron School prepares individuals for a future in tech. | | | Top Stories | By "Are a tripod, talking points, ring light and a cup of coffee good enough to speak to our company's audience?" Sean Sutherland advises. Read more » By "There’s a disconnection of culture": Like|Minded CEO Jeremy Fojut aims to combat loneliness in the workplace in the face of a hybrid future. Read more » By In partnership with the SANS Cyber Workforce Academy, the state seeks to bulk up its cyber workforce with a free, six-month training program geared toward technologists of color, women and veterans. Read more » By Maryland's largest HBCU launched a wave of construction and development to support its path to R1 status — an elite designation for research-driven schools. Learn what that means, in Morgan State's leaders' own words. Read more » | Blast from the past Dominick Murray has been secretary of Maryland's Department of Business and Economic Development since early 2013. Technical.ly Baltimore spoke with him in advance of the third CyberMaryland conference. Read more » | Your Job in Tech Search all open jobs and hiring companies Featured Jobs WHO WE ARE Tempest helps destination organizations be powerful assets for their community. We do this by building websites that locals can be proud of, providing cloud software that strengthens...Find out more » In-office locations: Santa Monica, CA, USA and Philadelphia, PA, USA. Remote location(s): United States. As a certified B Corp, our mission is truly woven into the fabric of what we do....Find out more » The URBN Engineering team is responsible for building the front-end experiences that power URBN’s major brands: Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People. Our challenges range from writing...Find out more » This Week in Jobs On National Book Lovers Day, get to reading ... this digital jobs list. Read more » SUBSCRIBE to TWIJ Post a Job Get a Job | Events View all events Promote your event | |
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