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look for ways that technology enhances what the public enjoys,” says Young. Keith Zielen, mathematics and computer science instructor, is one of 40 teachers in our nation to pilot a new College Board AP program called Computer Science Principles using the mobile CSP curriculum. His fellowship enabled him to lead students on the odyssey of creating a digital movie about their experiences with this unique course. They entered that digital video into the I5 competition where they were named finalists. The video can be viewed at youtube.com/ watch?v=1bx5VG0wrxY. “Teaching the course has been fun and a journey in learning for myself as much as the class,” says Zielen. “I hope our story inspires others to give Computer Science another look.” Research Fellowship is an honor bestowed on teachers nominated by their principals. Each project seeks to elevate the school, community and world through meaningful projects. PRESSLEY RIDGE INAUGURAL SPORTING CLAYS SHOOT On May 15, from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Pressley Ridge Inaugural Sporting Clays Shoot welcomed 105 shooters and raised more than $33,000 to help thousands of kids and families thrive. Sporting Clays at Seven Springs is ranked as one of the best facilities for shooting clays in the U.S. Presenting sponsor for the event was TeleTracking Technologies. The High Gun award went to Mike Brewster from Frost Brown Todd, and the winning teams were: #228 – T.J. McCrady, Event Chair Brian Kahle, Johnathan Mycyk, Brandon Pruss #284 – 1st Place Team from Simpson McCrady: Bill VanIngen, Bill Simpson, Jessica DeFelice, Richard DeFelice. For more information, visit pressleyridge.org/sportingclays. FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES PITTSBURGH OPENS IN MCCANDLESS Solid Foundations Academy, LLC at Pure Athletex Sportsplex Bui