<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1ClcLi_0vi5I8KV00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1ClcLi_0vi5I8KV00" width="1680" height="876" ><figcaption>Shutterstock</figcaption></figure>(TNS) — A Staten Island elementary school has received $10,000 in funding to support their STREAM program for students.Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton allocated funding to PS 57 in Clifton to support the STREAM (science, technology, robotics/reading, engineering, arts, math) program."As a mom of two kids who go to public school, and as the daughter of two teachers, I deeply understand the critical role education plays in shaping the lives of every child," said Scarcella-Spanton. "I can't wait to see how they utilize this to its fullest potential. I will always provide funding to support our students and our schools."PS 57 Principal Kayrn Singleton shared gratitude to Scarcella-Spanton for the general donation."Your support means a great deal and will have a significant impact on our school's STREAM program," said PS 57 Principal Kayrn Singleton. "We deeply appreciate your commitment to enriching our students. We are truly grateful for your support."<h2>CSI LAUNCHES DIGITAL SKILLS BOOTCAMP</h2>The College of Staten Island (CSI) in Willowbrook has announced the launch of new cutting-edge digital skills and tech re-skill boot camps.CSI partnered with Upright Education, a leader in career-oriented technology education, to provide high-impact digital skills and technology re-skill bootcamps designed to equip adult learners with the competencies required to thrive in the fast-paced digital economy."We are thrilled to join forces with Upright Education to bring these innovative boot camps to the Staten Island community," said Robert Wallace , who oversees CSI's Economic Development efforts. "This initiative aligns with our commitment to provide accessible, high-quality education that prepares our students for success in a rapidly evolving job market."This partnership will offer a range of intensive boot camps focused on key areas, like software development, UX/UI design, data analytics and digital marketing. These programs are tailored to meet the demands of the current job market.Key features include:<ul><li>Comprehensive curriculum: Programming will feature a rigorous curriculum developed by industry experts, covering the latest tools, technologies and best practices.</li><li>Expert instructors: Participants will learn from experienced professionals with an extensive background in their respective field.</li><li>Career support: Graduates will receive dedicated career services, including resume workshops, interview preparation and job placement assistance.</li><li>Flexible learning options: To accommodate a diverse schedule, the boot camps will be offered in part-time formats with a hybrid mix of live video conferencing and asynchronous work.</li></ul>"Partnering with the College of Staten Island allows us to extend our reach and impact, empowering individuals with the skills needed to excel in the tech industry," said Benny Boas , CEO of Upright Education. "Together, we are fostering a new generation of tech professionals who will drive innovation and growth in the digital age."Enrollment of the digital skills and tech re-skill boot camps is open. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the CSI website at bootcamp.csi.cuny.edu or contact the admissions office for more information.©2024 Staten Island Advance, N.Y. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.</div></body>

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(TNS) — A Staten Island elementary school has received $10,000 in funding to support their STREAM program for students. Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton allocated funding to PS 57 in Clifton to support the STREAM (science, technology, robotics/reading, engineering, arts, math) program. \"As a mom of two kids who go to...

(TNS) — A Staten Island elementary school has received $10,000 in funding to support their STREAM program for students. Sen. Jessica Scarcella-Spanton allocated funding to PS 57 in Clifton to support the STREAM (science, technology, robotics/reading, engineering, arts, math) program. "As a mom of two kids who go to...