CTE Day is an event that brings in over 200 high school students from our local high schools. The students will gather in the theater, then attend 2 CTE workshops of their choice. We will also have a resource fair and lunch in the quad.
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Neuro Club Meeting (CSM South Hall Building 14, Room 117) — Discussions, games, activities, and current research exploration on brain, biology, and behavior.
Virtual meeting with a UCLA transfer representative to discuss transfer requirements and admissions information for College of San Mateo students, with registration links provided.
Virtual guided autobiography sessions offer new prompts, in‑class writing exercises, and small‑group breakouts for experienced writers, hosted by San Mateo County Libraries, ages 19+.
Rubik's Cube Club at Book Bubble offers hands‑on cube solving activities led by Design Tech High School cubers for ages 5–14.
Creative movement and songs accompany stories on the Oak Room Patio, Main Library 1st Floor, for ages 19 months–2.
Drop-in session in Building 9, Room 106 provides hands‑on guidance for UC, CSU, private and out‑of‑state applications; bring PIQ draft, transcripts, AP/IB results.
Folklórico dance club meeting in CSM Gymnasium Building 8, Room 203, offers students hands‑on learning of traditional Mexican steps, music, costumes, and zapateado.
A hands‑on equity design lab at College of San Mateo guides classified staff and faculty through Liberatory Design workshops, prototyping workplace experiments with professional coaches.
Monthly meetup at Coyote Point Park offers coffee, snacks, mats, optional activity, milestone discussions, and library resource info for ages 5 and under and 19 and up.
Digital arts students tour Skyline College, practice Photoshop in the computer lab with Sam Sanchez, and attend a panel of Skyline students, alumni, or a personal finance activity.
Student digital art, sustainable fashion, and interior design displays fill four downtown Redwood City window bays at the Center for Creativity, free to view from the street.
