Tech Prep Solutions Inc.SHARC INITIATIVE
SHARC INITIATIVE

Programs We Offer

Offered to Schools at No Cost

Under the NASA grant, Tech Prep Solutions offers participating schools a variety of educational programs including robotics, computer programming, AI, mathematics, and other enrichment opportunities at no cost to the schools or participating families.

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Every program on two pages

The SHARC flier lists all nine with a short description. Print it for a staff meeting or forward it to a colleague.

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A tablet showing a video-editing timeline of colourful clips, a stack of hand-drawn storyboard frames, a small clapperboard and a compact camera on a classroom table, with students' hands arranging the storyboard cards.

AI Film Creator

  • Imagine
  • Create
  • Tell
  • Inspire

Students write, storyboard, and produce short films using AI video and editing tools — learning storytelling, visual design, teamwork, and the responsible use of AI along the way.

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Storytelling Meets Tomorrow's Technology

A laptop on a classroom desk showing a short program with colourful syntax highlighting, the screen softly out of focus, a spiral notebook with a pencil sketch of a simple game beside it, and a student's hands on the keyboard.

Python Programming

  • Code
  • Solve
  • Build
  • Explore

An introduction to coding in Python — variables, loops, functions, and hands-on projects such as games and data tools — that builds the problem-solving habits every STEM field relies on.

Computer programming is one of the two areas named directly under the NASA grant.

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Real Skills. Brighter Possibilities.

A small wheeled educational robot kit half-assembled on a light wood table, with a microcontroller board, colourful jumper wires and a screwdriver, and two students' hands working on it together.

Robotics

  • Design
  • Build
  • Program
  • Innovate

Students design, build, and program robots in teams, taking on engineering challenges and learning how sensors, motors, and code come together to make a machine move and think.

One of the two areas named directly under the NASA grant.

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Hands-On Learning for a Higher Tomorrow

A math competition practice sheet of geometry diagrams with neat pencil working, an analogue stopwatch, sharpened pencils and an eraser on a desk, with a student's hand writing.

Math Competition Training

  • Practice
  • Think
  • Solve
  • Achieve

Structured preparation for MATHCOUNTS, AMC 8, AMC 10/12, and AIME, with weekly problem sets, timed practice, and coaching in the techniques that contests reward.

Request this programProgram page: Math Competition Training

Sharper Minds. Brighter Futures.

Colourful wooden tangram shapes and geometric puzzle pieces spread across a navy table mat beside a puzzle sheet, with students' hands fitting pieces into the outlines.

Math Beast Academy

A rigorous, puzzle-based mathematics program for younger students that builds deep understanding of arithmetic, geometry, and pre-algebra through challenging, engaging problems.

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A calm classroom corner with chairs arranged in a small circle, a smooth wooden talking stone and a few journals on a low table, a plant by the window, and two students' hands passing the stone.

Resolution of Conflict

Students learn communication, active listening, mediation, and de-escalation skills, paired with healing-arts activities that help them manage stress and settle disagreements constructively.

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Marketing

Students learn how ideas reach an audience — branding, messaging, social media, and simple analytics — and practice by planning real campaigns that promote SHARC programs and school events.

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A wooden board of sliced orange, cucumber, red pepper and broccoli with small bowls of oats and blueberries and glasses of water on a classroom table, with students' hands reaching in.

Nutrition

Students explore how food fuels the body and mind — reading labels, planning balanced meals, and preparing simple healthy dishes — and connect what they eat to their focus, energy, and wellbeing.

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An open graph-paper notebook with a drawn curve and a geometry construction, a protractor, compass and calculator on a desk, and a student's hand holding a pencil.

Advanced Problem-Solving Mathematics Courses

A full sequence for strong math students who want to go further than the school curriculum: Prealgebra · Introduction to Algebra · Introduction to Counting & Probability · Introduction to Number Theory · Introduction to Geometry · Intermediate Algebra · Intermediate Counting & Probability · Precalculus · Calculus, plus contest preparation for MATHCOUNTS, AMC 8, AMC 10/12, and AIME.

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