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High schools have rapidly adapted computers in their administration, management and academy. School management uses papers and computers as tools to store the administrative and management data. However computers are not used to analyze data and output information. Therefore, e-School Management System (e-SMS) is developed to facilitate teaching and administration staffs to manage school activities in high schools and parents to have in-time information about the performance of their child. As a result, users found that e-SMS is capable of offering reliable and correct information and communication among teachers, parents, students and the general public and improved the management process in schools. Findings are presented and recommendations are provided. ReadMore

The demand for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students consistently outpaces supply. One of the recognized means for improving the readiness of high school students for STEM-related careers is outreach to high school programs. The newly created Ingram School of Engineering at Texas State University – San Marcos has partnered with the E3 Alliance and Project Lead The Way (PLTW) to create an opportunity for high school students to receive college credit in engineering disciplines for a set of advanced high school STEM courses.

Many previous STEM-related high school outreach efforts have centered on skills in mathematics and the basic sciences. Less early emphasis on engineering skills is not surprising since most engineering skills require strong mathematics and science skills as prerequisites. This paper identifies a set of skills common to many engineering disciplines which can be taught contemporaneously with high school mathematics and science courses. This paper also describes a set of courses for high school that provide these engineering skills.

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