E-Sports and Tech Training
Tech and E-Sports
3 students worked in the beginnings of an internship process with the St. Regis ISP out of the community center.
Computer Programming (Tiger Tech Team)
Student A has completed the CodeHS Java programming course and has a certificate
Student B is still working on Java programming course
Student C is not certified but did learn Blender enough to create a project that won first in State and competed at Anaheim in BPA.
Student D completed his Cyber Security college class
The Tiger Tech Team also worked on 30 work requests.
Organized the Tech Room
Get the 3D Printer working
Wiped and removed tags and stickers from obsolete computers
Helped Teachers with Printer connection issues
Added Ram and a new SSD to approximately 30 laptops which will be for students
Added Ram and a new SSD to 15 laptops that will work for E-sports
E-Sports
In its inaugural year, the e-sports team began competing in the second semester through a program established at the University of Montana.
MHSA failed to move this into their regular extracurricular list by a narrow margin and is expected to be an MHSA extracurricular within the next few years.
Our E-Sports team is following the guidelines established for participation in other sports.
College scholarships for these students are available and the instructor is dedicated to making sure that these students have a good shot at these monies.
Practices are coordinated by the instructor and by the University of Montana for some larger events.