OCTOBER 30TH @ 3:00PM
State of CS in Education
The State of Computer Science in Education is an annual report on K-12 computer science in the United States. It provides an update on national and state-level computer science education policy, including policy trends, maps, state summaries, and implementation data. This interactive Code Chat will help you learn more about what this means for your district and how to leverage state policies and funding resources to help expand computer science education!
Target audience: District-level leaders
Missed out on a Code Chat? Want to share Code Chats to other district stakeholders? Check out the list of previously recording Code Chats below!
SEPTEMBER 11, 2024
Shaping Tomorrow: Discover Code.org's exciting 2024-25 curriculum updates
Led by Code.org's very own LeoLin Bowen, Katie Frank, Ken Akiha, and Micah Kennedy
Code Chats are a series of online events aimed at district leaders in the Code.org District Program, offering a platform to connect, share, and learn. It provides exclusive previews of upcoming pilots, programs, and professional learning opportunities, along with discussions on overcoming barriers and adopting best practices for expanding computer science education in school districts. This initiative fosters collaboration and insight sharing to enhance CS education's impact and reach within districts. Whether you're looking to gain insights into the latest in CS education or to share your district's achievements and hurdles, Code Chat promises to be a rewarding and enriching experience. District leaders are encouraged to invite their CS Champions Team and other CS leaders within the district to these chats.
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