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The Volunteer Matching Grant Program (VMGP) supports schools in all United States communities where employees reside. Beginning in 2004, the program was piloted in two sites, Israel and the Philippines and in the 2005 school year, the program was extended to include Costa Rica, India, Ireland and China (Chengdu and Shanghai). For the 2007–08 school year, these volunteers helped K–20 schools and Intel Computer Clubhouses receive over USD 4.3 million in VMGP donations, a 49% increase from the previous year. VMGP volunteers supported over 1,100 K–20 schools and Intel Computer Clubhouses.
- US, Arizona
- US, California, Folsom
- US, California, Santa Clara
- US, Colorado
- US, Massachusetts
- US, New Mexico
- US, Oregon
- US, Texas
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Intel is committed to playing a positive role in preparing our youth for the demands of tomorrow. We work to make a difference by offering tools, resources, and programs to achieve targeted goals in math, science and technology.
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Intel® Teach Program
The Intel® Teach Program is a worldwide effort that is designed to help teachers integrate technology into their classrooms to enhance student learning. More information.
To date, the program has trained more than four million teachers in more than 40 countries, and is committed to reaching 13 million teachers by 2011.
Computer Clubhouse
The Computer Clubhouse provides a creative and safe after–school learning environment where young people from under–served communities work with adult mentors to explore their own ideas, develop skills, and build confidence in themselves through the use of technology. Established in 1993 by The Computer Museum (now part of the Museum of Science, Boston) in collaboration with the MIT Media Laboratory, the Computer Clubhouse helps youth acquire the tools necessary for personal and professional success. More information.
Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF)
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF) is the world's largest pre–college science competition that provides an opportunity for the world's best young scientists to come together to share ideas, showcase cutting–edge science projects, and compete for over U.S. 3 million dollars in awards and scholarships. More information.
Intel Science Talent Search
The Intel Science Talent Search (Intel STS) is the United States' premiere pre–college science competition. The Intel STS – often called the "junior Nobel Prize" – brings together the 40 best and brightest young scientific minds in America to compete for $1.25 million in scholarships. More information.
The Journey InsideSM
The Journey Inside is an interactive, media–rich Web site that answers important questions about computers and the Internet through activities that help explain how technology works and impacts our society. Recommended for 5th — 9th grade math, science and technology classes. Parts of it are suitable for even younger or older students (as well as the learner in us all). More information.
Odyssey
Discover how teachers around the world use technology to support student learning. An Innovation Odyssey Web site features an exciting new story every school day. More information.
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To learn about the success of our local education programs, select from the major Intel site locations.
- US, Arizona
- US, California, Folsom
- US, California, Santa Clara
- US, Colorado
- US, Massachusetts
- US, New Mexico
- US, Oregon
- US, Texas
- US, Utah
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