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FLT invites conversation about creative computation, art, storytelling, game design, and citizen science. Please reach out.

Community group talks at the library.
At the Martindal Community Library, FLT playshop teacher Leo Schuster, computer science major, facilitates a conversation about an interactive history project focused on the town of Martindale.
Young students sit on the floor in the library to talk about paper circuits.
Playshop teacher Nidia Mendoza, art education major, leads a conversation about paper circuits during the Scratch Maker summer camp at Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos.

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Or, email Dr. Justice at fltsmtx@gmail.com

Families Learning Together is supported by a 2017 Research Enhancement Project grant from Texas State University; the San Marcos Commission on Children and Youth; the ACCEYSS Network of community STEM education partners; the National Science Foundation; and by the School of Art & Design in the College of Fine Arts and Communication.
For a list of our community partners, please see the Partners page. FLT would not work without their generous support.