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SB 16

Senate·15th Congress·Filed Jul 1, 2010

Mandatory Computer Education Act of 2010

An Act Requiring Mandatory Computer Education in All Public and Private High Schools and for Other Related Purposes

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Author · Senator

Sonny Trillanes
SenatorAntonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV
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Author · Senator

Sonny Trillanes
SenatorAntonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV
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Subjects

Computer Education

Official sources

Senate record
Bill text (PDF)

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SBN-00016 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

SB 16: Mandatory Computer Education Act of 2010 · CivicSync PH

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