Pathway To Your Dreams
The RecTech Coalition
Contact Us:
Young Pham, Technology Support
rbctc@seattle.gov , 206-722-1390
Christina Arcidy, TechNet Coordinator
christina.arcidy@seattle.gov,
206-233-7017
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TechNet | RecTech Highlights
About RecTech
RecTech (short for Recreational Technology) represents the technology
learning and opportunity programs provided in computer labs located
in our community centers.
RecTech centers provide a wide range of learning opportunities and
activities for youth, adults and seniors. We use the tools of computers
and multimedia to provide programs which help develop skills, train
tomorrow’s leaders, encourage recreation and health, build community
and connect residents to vital services.
RecTech is directed by an alliance of staff, managers and community
advisory council members and is administered by the non-profit Associated
Recreation Council in partnership with the City of Seattle. RecTech
is committed to closing the digital divide and ensuring opportunity
for all.
Our centers include:
RecTech centers
- provide and promote continued learning and growth in a dynamic environment
- share technology resources and experience
- help and support each other in a non-threatening partnership
- leverage our strength and resources for quality and sustainability
Mission
The RecTech Coalition mission is to provide programs that effectively
utilize technology for education, recreation and community services
for children, youth, adults, and neighborhoods.
TechNet Program
TechNet Digital Connectors Seeks Youth Ages 14-18
Calling all youth 14-18 for a dynamic summer program! Thirty youth will
be chosen to learn technology skills, receive leadership training, and
complete service learning hours during this 8 week program. In addition
to completing service learning credit hours required for high school
graduation, all students who complete the 128 hour program will be eligible
to receive a $599.00 stipend!
DEADLINE: 5 PM, Friday, June 1, 2007
Download
the Application (PDF) or contact Danielle Sander (danielle.sander@seattle.gov
or 206-722-1390) for application materials.
RecTech Highlights
E-Cycle Event
Saturday, May 19, 2007
9 AM - 4 PM, Rain or Shine
Rainier Community Center
Spring Cleaning? Responsibly recycle your old electronics such as TVs,
Computers, Monitors, Laptops, and Printers! All computer boxes (CPUs),
computer monitors & peripherals, and TVs will be accepted at the
event. A recycling fees ranging from $5 for computers to $25 for TVs
will be charged. These fees are comparable to or less than the fees
charged by the City of Seattle and other recyclers in our neighborhood.
All donations are tax deductible!
This event is a fundraiser for the computer labs at Parks and Recreation
Community Centers in partnership with InterConnection!
For more information, please go to our partner's
event page
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Updated
April 30, 2007
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