Here's a summary of grant projects for each year:
   

• 2024-2025 award: "Integrating Computer Science and Al"     $49.950 awarded
  This proposal empowers Fremont County SD #1 to complete an ambitious set of goals that will strengthen and broaden our use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer literacy concepts within our district. Provide funding to grow the 6-12 Robotics Club. Continued Tech Club and Lego Club activities for grades 4-5. Continued preschool and set up a dedicated space at Pathfinder HS for setup and equi

• (WDE did not offer the grant program during the 2023-2024 school year)

• 2022-2023 award: "Ambitions Upward @ Fremont #1"     $49.980 awarded
  Provide pilot funding for a grade 6-12 Robotics Club and set up a dedicated space at Pathfinder HS for setup and equipment.  Continued Tech Club activities for grades 2-3, added a Lego Club for grade 1, added Tech Club pilot activities for grades 4-5

• 2021-2022 award: “Forward Together: Authentic Integration of Computer Science”     $49,980 awarded.
  Strengthen the bonds between computer science/computational thinking and their district curriculum. Fremont #1 will build the capacity for teachers to integrate these skills into the curriculum. Establish Fremont #1 as a leader in providing quality content on Wyoming OER. Provider K-5 students with innovative , diverse, and engaging opportunities that will strengthen their application of computational thinking, design modeling, and computer science. Provide local preschool providers with age appropriate resources for Pre-K Children.  

• 2020-2021 award: “Building Excellence for STEM Students and Teachers”     $49,950 awarded.
  Fremont #1 has a goal to enable their teacher’s capabilities to understand and incorporate computer science, analytical reasoning, and computational thinking. They will accomplish this through a targeted approach to professional development opportunities. They will align their resources with Wyoming state standards and internal computer science curriculum standards. Another goal in Fremont #1 is to increase the participation and engagement for PreK-8 students by offering a diverse menu of activities focused on strengthening computational thinking, creativity, STEM concepts, and analytical thinking skills. 

• 2019-2020 award: "Reaching Forward with Computer Science"     $49,995 awarded
  This year focused on two goals. The first goal is to update and modernize their existing technology professional development with deeply-embedded computational thinking and problem-solving strategies. The second goal is to increase participation and engagement for PreK-5 students with activities both at school and at home. This grant will help create a focused, in-depth professional development course that will empower teachers to comfortably integrate computational thinking and computer science skills into their existing units of study.

• 2018-2019 award: "Fremont1 @Coder"     $49,940 awarded
  Expand opportunities in Computer Science to preschool through eighth grade students in the district by creating a modern K-8 computer science and computational thinking curriculum to be implemented district-wide and developing resources kits for community preschools to teach introductory computer science and STEM skills. The target populations for this program was: after school program participants, tech club participants, and all K-8th grade students. The goal for this program was to reach at least 75% of Fremont #1 students in either computer science and coding or computational thinking during the 2018-2019 school year.