A statewide collaborative of educators, business professionals, state employees, and non-profit leaders working to expand access to, and highlight the importance of, high-quality Computer Science experiences.
The Computer Science Action Area focuses on expanding equitable access to K-12 computer science education across the state. By 2026, it aims to enhance teacher training, increase community and business involvement, and support students in exploring computer science careers. The initiative will collaborate with diverse partners to achieve these strategic goals.
By 2026 we will increase the number of teachers trained in an equity-based CS framework by at least 150 teachers.
By 2026, there will be 3 statewide systems in place to elevate K–12 CS learning experiences so that students have foundational knowledge.
To support community awareness in computer science education, by 2026 we will have 60 community or business partners engaging with school districts around CS learning.
By 2026, we will have 60 school districts utilizing modules and tools to help inform students of CS career field options.
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