Kristen Fisher

@KyleBurritt @IllinoisACTE @actecareertech Congratulations Kyle!

I received some exciting news yesterday--thank you to @IllinoisACTE for naming me the 2024 Illinois CTE Administrator of the Year!! I'm grateful and humbled by this recognition from an organization that always puts students first. @actecareertech

@chadfroeschle @ElkGroveTrack @GrenAthletics @LuanAdemii Congrats so awesome!! 🙌🏼

Congratulations to Luan Ademovski for qualifying for state and winning sectionals. ⁦@ElkGroveTrack⁩ ⁦@GrenAthletics⁩ ⁦@LuanAdemii⁩ #heartoverheight

@EGPrinciPaul @Illinois_Alma Congrats! U of I engineering is an amazing accomplishment!! 🧡💙

@jkeesh @readwritecode Congrats on your new book going live! Very cool. I’ll promote it by sharing it with both CSTA groups here in Chicago ❄️⛄️

My new book, Read Write Code, is now available on Amazon! Get your copy of the e-book here for just $1.99 this week: geni.us/ReadWriteCode The book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand why code matters today readwritecodebook.com @readwritecode #ReadWriteCode

Congrats to Elk Grove freshman Melissa Cobb on her 1st place app called Senior Assist! So proud of you! 🙌🏼💯 #WeAreEG @District214 @EG_Nation @EGPrinciPaul

@CoachDengel Congrats Adam! Very deserving! 🙌🏼

Please join me in congratulating EG senior Adam Macro as the 2020 Gary Morava Award recipient as voted on by the head coaches of the MSL. Adam, the whole team is so proud of you!! Adam is only the second recipient from EG. This sites.google.com/site/palatineb…

@KyleBurritt @ISBEnews @EGPrinciPaul @ElkGrove_HS Congrats Kyle! 🎊

I was excited to receive this letter in the mail yesterday😀 Thanks @ISBEnews! (& @EGPrinciPaul for the nomination) Last week started my 17th year serving the community of @ElkGrove_HS—proud of what we have accomplished, yet excited for what each new day brings.

@ThatDanLaw I’m sure you did great Dan! CSTA is fortunate to have you present 💻

Excited to present for the first time at the CSTA conference. Are 42 slides too much? 😅 #CSTA2019

@TomBredemeier @CTDatNU @mobilemakers Students are lucky to have you as their teacher! So fun to roll thru the curriculum that fast with these gifted students. Would love to see their final projects to inspire my EG students. Enjoy!! 😎🙌🏼

Spread the word: All District 214 schools will be closed tomorrow – Monday, Nov. 26, 2018 – due to the predicted severe weather conditions. Please check your school's website tomorrow afternoon for information about after-school activities. Be safe!

Congrats to our State Tennis Qualifiers!! Peyton & Lauren will begin play at EG at 9 and Jovana at Schaumburg at 9. Good luck! #WeAreEG

Senior Night 2018 💚💛

Starting in the 2019-20 school year, AP is delivering a system of resources for all AP students and teachers, including an AP question bank, unit guides, personal progress checks, and more. Learn more at: spr.ly/6015Dqefb

How a New Trier Student Became an Internationally Known Ethical Hacker chicagomag.com/city-life/June…

NEW: The number of students taking the AP Computer Science Principles exam jumped over 50% in just one year. #APCSP spr.ly/6012DYPQO

AP Computer Science A FRQ2 (ArrayList) was the most challenging this year, very effectively distinguishing students who qualify for a 5 from those who receive 4s,3s. Students earning a 5 overall are generally getting 8-9 of 9 pts possible on this question. spr.ly/6018DY3yE

AP Computer Science A students generally continued to perform well on the FRQ about class design (#3), and also on the frog simulation question (FRQ1): spr.ly/6019DYMF7

The area where many AP Computer Science A students continue to struggle within the multiple-choice section is object-oriented programming, so more focus and practice on that topic will increase the number of 3,4,5s in future years.

166 AP Computer Science A students, out of 66,000 worldwide, earned perfect scores of all 80/80 points possible on this year’s exam. We’ll notify them and their schools in early fall after score reporting and all late exams are scored.

The 2018 AP Computer Science A scores: 5: 24.7%; 4: 21.3%; 3: 21.7%; 2: 11.8%; 1: 20.5%. Very solid work here, the most frequent score a 5, and overall increases in scores of 3,4,5 compared to last year.