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If your CS course requires supplemental resources, consider applying for a grant from the government or from interested businesses.

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  • This partnership benefits students and builds a relationship between your school and the grant provider.
  • Rather than asking directly for money, build a relationship of trust first. Having a good network with businesses and government grant agencies can be very helpful in soliciting funding later.

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  • AP A
  • AP Computer Science Principles (CSP)
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Tips from Deborah Power Carter’s The College Board’s AP Computer Science Teacher’s Guide.

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