The Weed and Seed program's progress is overseen by a committee of city and county officials, businesspeople, and community residents called the Steering Committee. We are currently looking for Northeast Reno residents to sit on the committee. Learn interior workings of a computer Learn how to change and configure hardware through both hardware and software settings Learn how to troubleshoot and fix basic problems Introduce students to the technology field Introduce students to the University System technology training programs After the assembly of the computers, youth get to keep them, after also putting in volunteer hours with local business sponsors. The T.E.C. Lab offers residents fundamental technology skills necessary to compete in the 21st century. Computer classes are taught at the CSA Head Start building, and are free of charge.
Registration is required for all courses.
A different class will be offered each week. The Internet class teaches you how to use e-mail, do research on the Web, find information on people, hobbies, etc. For instance, we have books that include G.E.D. study guides and practice examinations. There is also a computer program that allows you to practice taking sections of the examination at your own pace. Additionally, there are also E.S.L. books that teach grammar and language, videos that allow you to hear and practice your language skills, and a computer program that gives you a chance to interactively practice your English language skills.