STING

Student Teachers Igniting the Next Generation

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    <i>"Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel”</i>
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    <span style="font-size: .9em;">-- Socrates (470-399 BCE)</span>
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<div id="postmsg">until STING 2018: Saturday, January 28th.</div>

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"Our goal is to instill excitement for both learning and teaching through interactive classes, hands-on projects, interesting subjects, and global ideas with enthusiastic students and teachers."
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STING is a day of unique, and inspiring classes taught <strong>by high school students for middle school students </strong> on the campus of <a target="_blank" href="http://granite.guhsd.net">Granite Hills High School</a>. The program is supported by <a target="_blank" href="https://www.learningu.org/about/">Learning Unlimited</a>, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping students nation wide.
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Student Registration will open under the <a target="_blank" href="https://granite.learningu.org/learn/STING/2017_Spring/studentreg">Student Registration</a> tab on January 1, 2018!
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If you’d like to learn more about STING, click <a href="https://granite.learningu.org/more_info/index.html">here</a>  or feel free to email us: <a href="mailto:granite.sting@gmail.com">granite.sting@gmail.com</a>.
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<h3>High school students!</h3>

Want to teach your own class? Click <a href="https://granite.learningu.org/teach/STING/2017_Spring/teacherreg">here</a>!  <br>
Want to volunteer? Click <a href="https://granite.learningu.org/volunteer/index.html">here</a>!

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"Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel”
-- Socrates (470-399 BCE)

until STING 2018: Saturday, January 28th.

"Our goal is to instill excitement for both learning and teaching through interactive classes, hands-on projects, interesting subjects, and global ideas with enthusiastic students and teachers."

STING is a day of unique, and inspiring classes taught by high school students for middle school students on the campus of Granite Hills High School. The program is supported by Learning Unlimited, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping students nation wide.

Student Registration will open under the Student Registration tab on January 1, 2018!

If you’d like to learn more about STING, click here or feel free to email us: granite.sting@gmail.com.

High school students!

Want to teach your own class? Click here!
Want to volunteer? Click here!