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Java Programming
Friday, December 13 at Lunch in the Innovation Hub, H1
· Come learn about the Java Programming sequence with Mr. Gustin. Student projects from beginning class will be shared! Bring your lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor of CSEW.
XR Marin’s Industry Insights Lectures Series
presents
Keynote Speaker
Thursday, December 12 at Lunch,
Innovation Hub
Open to All Students -- Pizza Served.
Meet: Daisy Berns, Director of Operations at Enklu
Learn about one of the largest tech companies that is transforming traditional venues into modern experience centers using critically acclaimed immersive augmented reality entertainment technology for AR headsets and mobile AR with stunning visuals and captivating interactivity.
Ask questions from a knowledgeable industry mentor and learn more about augmented reality and applied computer science and opportunities in the tech entertainment industry.
Try Augmented Reality and Hololens!
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Industry Insights is sponsored by XR Marin- A program of Marin County Office of Education
in honor of National Computer Science Education Week at Terra Linda High School
AP Principles of Computer Science
Wednesday, December 11 at Lunch, Room 106
Come learn about TL’s AP Principles of Computer Science with Mr. Agnew and learn about the 90% AP testing pass rate for this awesome class. Student projects will also be shared. AP CSP is open to 11th and 12th graders, you do NOT need prior coding experience to enroll. Bring your lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor of CSEW!
G.A.M.E
Tuesday, December 10 at Lunch, Innovation Hub, H1
Come learn about TL’s new academic capstone program in video game development created with mentors from 2K. Learn how you can pursue 3-year elective pathways in computer science, digital art, and narrative writing to reach a capstone project where you will be part of a team that will create a video game just as a real world studio--from inception to launch. Also, see student work from our digital art and 3D Modeling class! Bring your lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor of CSEW!
December 9 -15, XR Marin will team up with Enklu--a social reality platform for a new form of physically-integrated art and entertainment – to introduce augmented reality at the annual celebration of National Computer Science Education Week at Terra Linda High School (TLHS) in San Rafael. NCSEW week is designed to raise awareness of the transformative role of computing in our global society and promote computer science education in grades K -12. NCSEW is celebrated annually during the week of Dec. 9 to mark the birthday of computer programming pioneer, Admiral "Amazing" Grace Murray Hopper, whose contributions led to the development of COBOL one of the first modern computer science languages.
For the past 5 years, student-led Terra Linda High School's Innovation Lab along with their computer science teachers host this annual week-long lunchtime celebration aimed to make students take interest in computer science and related academic and career opportunities. NCSEW week at TL is packed with a full program of activities each day during the lunch period to introduce computer science and get students coding! All of the NCSEW events will be held in TL’s new Innovation Hub –recently completed with funding from Measure B.
More info please contact: Maya Bartolf, Community Engagement, XR Marin
“LUNCH HOUR OF CODE”
Monday, December 9 at Lunch
in the Innovation Hub, H1
· Join TL Innovation Lab & CS Faculty for the annual celebration of lunch “Hour of Code” --a global movement to build community around computer science that reaches hundreds of millions of students in over 180 countries each year. No experience necessary! Anyone can do! Join us for a pizza party, raffle and see how easy coding can be!
Learn the Basics of Coding
Raffle Prizes & Pizza!
Sponsored by TL Innovation Lab
For the Win! SAT & ACT Performance at TL
Academic Excellence Monthly Parent Forum --
*Note New Location due to AP Testing*
Coffee: 8 am-- Meeting: 9am in Room 56
Join Principal Katy Dunlap and Academic Excellence's for our monthly parent forum to learn about new academic opportunities for your student and also how we as a parent booster group work together to advocate and support enrichment that impacts all students at TL.
Agenda:
I. Welcome & AE Update
II. Principal's Update
III. III. Improving ACT & SAT Performance for TL Students
Explore engagement and performance through test prep and curriculum strategies on the ACT and SAT for all TL students with Doug Swenson, an AE parent volunteer who has for the past 5 years championed improved AP Testing Student performance and engagement overall for TL Students with Principal Katy Dunlap and Lauren Inman, Assistant Principal.
More info at http://www.tlae.org/new-events-1
Join the Terra Linda Scholarship Foundation for a wine, beer and cheese tasting event highlighting TLHS students! Come listen to the TLHS Orchestra, look at some of our talented student artwork and buy some student crafted ceramic pieces. We have some fabulous raffle, silent and live auctions items such as the highly coveted TLHS Graduation front row seating and tickets to the last Warriors home game.
The event will be held at the Fellowship Hall at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Marin in San Rafael.
All proceeds go towards scholarships to graduating TLHS seniors!
Tickets on sale now: The 44th Annual Wine and Cheese Tasting Event https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-44th-annual-wine-and-cheese-tasting-event-tickets-55952622801
We invite you to TL's annual Spring Student Art Exhibition at Art Works Downtown, a non-profit art center in San Rafael, CA.
Transitions & Transformations
March 8 – April 5 at Artworks Downtown,
1337 Fourth St., San Rafael, between C St and D St.
Opening reception as part of 2nd Friday Artwalk, Friday, March 8th, 5-8pm.
Exhibit and Reception are free and open to the public as part of the 2nd Friday Art Walk on 4th Street in San Rafael.
This exhibition is sponsored by the Art Beyond TL program developed by Academic Excellence at TL along with our generous community partner, Art Works Downtown.
Cultivating Enrichment. Growing Innovation.
Academic Excellence Monthly Parent Forum --
Note Early Coffee: 7:45am-- Meeting: 8:00am - 9am in the Library
Join Principal Katy Dunlap and Academic Excellence's for our monthly parent forum to learn about new academic opportunities for your student and also how we as a parent booster group work together to advocate and support enrichment that impacts all students at TL.
Agenda:
I. Welcome & AE Update
II. Principal's Update
III. Education Trust West with Rachel Ruffalo, Senior Practice Associate.
The Education Trust—West works for the high academic achievement of all students at all levels, pre-k through college in California. Rachel helps inform, focus, and coordinate ETW’s work on closing achievement and opportunity gaps, working with schools and districts throughout California. She contributes to overall research, data collection, and product production of the Practice Team. Key areas of work include student access to rigorous content (e.g. Common Core State Standards, English Development Standards, college and career preparatory curriculum), effective teaching, and education for equity.
IV. Berkeley (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) will be presenting about new app!cation.
V. Reminder: Transitions & Transformations, 5th Annual Student Art Show & Reception at Art Works Downtown opens Friday, March 8 from 5-8pm. Exhibit and Reception are free and open to the public as part of the 2nd Friday Art Walk on 4th Street in San Rafael.
Academic Excellence Parent Forum: The Road Ahead & Holiday Cheer
Friday, December 14, 2018
8 - 9 am in the Library
Coffee: 8:00 am
Meeting: 8:15am
Join us for coffee and our monthly parent form to learn more about academic opportunities for your student and be updated about advocacy and programs to make learning more enriched at TL. Also, Principal Katy Dunlap will provide a TLHS update. Come learn about the" Road Ahead" at TL and partake in some holiday cheer with our parent community.
Hope you can join us to support enrichment at TL!
Agenda: [To be Confirmed]
I. Principal's Update
II.TL Journalism
III. Holiday Cheer!
TL Culinary Academy invites students to join us in celebrating our student community while making seasonal cookies together at our Taste of Culinary Holiday Celebration on Wednesday, December 12 from 3:15 - 5 pm in the Student Kitchen, Room 58
This year TL Culinary Academy is only hosting a few culinary events while our kitchen is in use as a teacher lounge during campus construction as a result of Measure B.
G.A.M.E
Friday, December 7 at Lunch, Engineering Tech Computer Lab
Come learn about TL’s new academic capstone program in video game development created with mentors from 2K. Learn how you can pursue 3-year elective pathways in computer science, digital art, and narrative writing to reach a capstone project where you will be part of a team that will create a video game just as a real world studio--from inception to launch. Bring you lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor of CSEW!
AP Principles of Computer Science
Thursday, December 6 at Lunch, Room 106
Come learn about TL’s AP Principles of Computer Science with Mr. Agnew. Student projects will also be shared. AP CSP is open to 11th and 12th graders, you do NOT need prior coding experience to enroll, and in past years ALL students who have kept up with the assignments have passed the AP test! Bring your lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor
Industry Insights Lunchtime Lectures Series
presents
Keynote Speaker
Wednesday, December 5, 2017 at Lunch,
Engineering Tech Classroom
Open to All Students -- Pizza Served.
Meet Joan Vandermate, Head of Marketing, Logitech Collaboration
Learn about one of the largest tech companies that is shaping the interconnectedness of our world through collaboration technologies.
Ask questions from a knowledgeable industry mentor and learn more about computer science and opportunities in the tech industry.
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Industry Insights is sponsored by TL Innovation Lab
in honor of National Computer Science Education Week at Terra Linda High School
Intro to Java & AP Java Computer Science
Tuesday, December 4 at Lunch, Engineering Tech Computer Lab, Room #16
Come learn about the Java Programming sequence with Mr. Gustin. Student products developed for the Android phone will be shared! Bring your lunch and enjoy special snacks in honor of CSEW.!
More info please contact: Owen Bartolf at owen.bartolf@gmail.com
“LUNCH HOUR OF CODE”
Monday, December 3 at Lunch
in the Engineering Tech Computer Room!
The Hour of Code is a “lunch-hour” introduction to computer science, designed to demystify code and show that anybody can learn the basics using the new Minecraft tutorial. The goal is for tens of millions of students globally to try an Hour of Code during December 3 - 7, in celebration of Computer Science Education Week.
Learn the Basics of Coding
Raffle Prizes & Pizza!
Sponsored by TL Innovation Lab
TL Maker Lab will meet on Wednesdays from 2:45- 4:30 pm in the Engineering Tech Computer Room.
This Fall, TL Maker Lab will be meeting as an after school enrichment program instead of at lunch, so our students will have more time to make so really cool stuff! Many thanks, to our community partners like Hermes Econometrics whose generous gifts support this program created by TL Innovation Lab!
We look forward to posting about our new and exciting projects that our students will make this year! Also, look for us again at the Maker Faire 2019! If you would like more information on how to become a project mentor please contact Owen Bartolf at owen.bart@gmail.com.
More info to come....please stand by.
November 14, 7:30 – 8:30 pm at Terra Linda High School, in Physiology Lab Room 207.
For more info contact Marin Science Seminar Program
TL Maker Lab will meet on Wednesdays from 2:45- 4:30 pm in the Engineering Tech Computer Room.
This Fall, TL Maker Lab will be meeting as an after school enrichment program instead of at lunch, so our students will have more time to make so really cool stuff! Many thanks, to our community partners like Hermes Econometrics whose generous gifts support this program created by TL Innovation Lab!
We look forward to posting about our new and exciting projects that our students will make this year! Also, look for us again at the Maker Faire 2019! If you would like more information on how to become a project mentor please contact Owen Bartolf at owen.bart@gmail.com.
Join us for the first annual Parents Night Out | HarvestFest for TLHS parents and guardians at HopMonk Tavern.
Come as you are for hearty bites, brews and cocktails, and music to dance the night away! Join our Principal, Katy Dunlap, and other TL parents in HopMonk's outdoor beer garden. We'll have a seasonal brew tasting bar, raffle items, auction and a karaoke challenge you do NOT want to miss :)
Together we will build community and support academic excellence at our school. We look forward to seeing you there!
Purchase tickets on Eventbrite.
Please stand by for more details about talk: T.B.A.
November 7, 7:30 – 8:30 pm at Terra Linda High School, in Physiology Lab Room 207.
For More Info, contact Marin Science Seminars
TL Maker Lab will meet on Wednesdays from 2:45- 4:30 pm in the Engineering Tech Computer Room.
This Fall, TL Maker Lab will be meeting as an after school enrichment program instead of at lunch, so our students will have more time to make so really cool stuff! Many thanks, to our community partners like Hermes Econometrics whose generous gifts support this program created by TL Innovation Lab!
We look forward to posting about our new and exciting projects that our students will make this year! Also, look for us again at the Maker Faire 2019! If you would like more information on how to become a project mentor please contact Owen Bartolf at owen.bart@gmail.com.
TL Maker Lab will meet on Wednesdays from 2:45- 4:30 pm in the Engineering Tech Computer Room.
This Fall, TL Maker Lab will be meeting as an after school enrichment program instead of at lunch, so our students will have more time to make so really cool stuff! Many thanks, to our community partners like Hermes Econometrics whose generous gifts support this program created by TL Innovation Lab!
We look forward to posting about our new and exciting projects that our students will make this year! Also, look for us again at the Maker Faire 2019! If you would like more information on how to become a project mentor please contact Owen Bartolf at owen.bart@gmail.com.
TL Culinary Academy invites students to build community while making pizza together with seasonal fresh ingredients at our Taste of Culinary Fall Festival on Wednesday, October 22 from 3:15 - 5 pm in the Student Kitchen, Room 58
This year TL Culinary Academy is only hosting a few culinary events while our kitchen is in use as a teacher lounge during campus construction as a result of Measure B.
TL Maker Lab will meet on Wednesdays from 2:45- 4:30 pm in the Engineering Tech Computer Room.
This Fall, TL Maker Lab will be meeting as an after school enrichment program instead of at lunch, so our students will have more time to make so really cool stuff! Many thanks, to our community partners like Hermes Econometrics whose generous gifts support this program created by TL Innovation Lab!
We look forward to posting about our new and exciting projects that our students will make this year! Also, look for us again at the Maker Faire 2019! If you would like more information on how to become a project mentor please contact Owen Bartolf at owen.bart@gmail.com.
Wednesday, October 17, at Lunch
Engineering Tech Building, Room #17
Open to All Students / Pizza Will be Served
Matt Schow, a Chief Marketing Officer who has developed ecommerce and marketing solutions for a variety of companies and leading brands including: Upper Playground, San Francisco’s most preeminent streetwear brand and Men’s Wearhouse. Matt is an industry leader in ecommerce management, marketing, product development/ branding, supply chain, database marketing and social media strategies. .
about ecommerce, how to sell a variety of products, services and even your original art on the Internet through ecommerce solutions. Discover how your talents can translate into career.
questions from a knowledgeable industry mentor, and who will share insights on how to market and sell a diverse range of products and services online.
More info please contact Owen Bartolf, Lead Student Mentor at Owen.bartolf@gmail.com
Academic Excellence Parent Forum
Making the Grade: AP Student Performance at TL
Coffee-- 8 am
Meeting: 8:15 am
in the TL Library
Join us for coffee with our Principal Katy Dunlap at Academic Excellence's monthly parent forum. Learn about Academic Excellence's role in advocating, supporting and developing enrichment programs for all students at TL.
Agenda:
Academic Excellence Welcome
-Principal's Update
-AP Student Performance at TL with Doug Swenson, Academic Excellence Volunteer, and Lauren Inmann, Assistant Principal TL
-Harvest Fest! TL Parnet’s Night Out!
The Mar Menor is a huge, shallow lagoon on the margin of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a wetland recognized by the international Ramsar Convention. A number of man-caused impacts has resulted in the recent collapse of the wetland ecosystems, with substantial consequences to biological, political, economic and environmental consequences. The talk will set the stage and introduce engineering solutions and actions that can be taken to mitigate the damage and begin the process of restoring the wetland.
Dr. Charlton is founder and executive in several international clean technology companies that use innovative engineered technologies to reduce solid waste, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, generate clean energy, and clean up contaminated water. In these businesses, Dr. Charlton works with environmental engineers and scientists to design, develop, test and launch new products that clean the environment and pursue sustainable use of water and other natural resources. Current projects involve destroying solid organic waste using low plasma energy (US-Japan), removing nitrates from power plant emissions using algae (US-Spain), cleaning up wastewater at dairies using microbes (Cal Poly Engineering), generating new drinking supply using biotechnology (California), and cleaning up mining waste using biochemistry (USA).
Dr. Charlton's has degrees in Geological Sciences from Dartmouth (AB), the Mackay School of Mines, Nevada (MS), and the University of California. His core competencies are geohydrology, environmental engineering, biochemistry, economics, risk management, and business management. He is also a 4H Geology Project Leader in San Rafael.
Octover 10, 7:30 – 8:30 pm at Terra Linda High School, in Physiology Lab Room 207.
For more info, please contact Marin Science Seminar