Resources for creating a “Technology/Satellite/ISS” course in local school:
The textbook that I wrote to create an “introduction to technology” course at high school level. It is used in conjunction with a formal Technician License manual, such as the one by hamradioschool.com https://hamradioschool.com/ You could certainly use it with a Gordon West or other Technician License \course as well.
Resources for creating a CLUB in a local school:
Resources for building a modest amateur radio satellite ground station:
https://github.com/docvacuumtubes/ElevationRotatorVersion2 Github repository with information on building the linear-actuator based Elevation Rotator, using 3-D printed gears.
https://github.com/docvacuumtubes/K3NG-based-Arduino-Nano-Computer-Controllable-Rotator-Controller Github repository with information on creating printed circuit board for an Arduino Nano-based rotator controller (robotic control) — based on code written by K3NG Anthony Good. I have a simplified version of the code that I use in my antenna controllers locally.
https://github.com/docvacuumtubes/Sequencer Useful if you have an older ICOM 820H, this project is able to provide power level control (via ALC voltages) to the IC-820H, and also can provide sequencing of RF power appearance to protect preamplifiers if used.
Also see the information in the Introduction To Technology textbook referenced above.