Stories

Three teachers from Minnesota schools earned the annual CSTA CS Teaching Excellence Award:

If you have some free time on Saturday, March 13, considering volunteering to team up with an Amazon engineer to mentor a team of students working on designing an app!

STEM forward is hosting a virtual educator forum this spring. Learn more about opportunities to attend or present. 

There's a new self-reflection checklist that will help you assess where you are in relation to the CSTA standards.

CSTA member Ryan Lindsay shares how his small school meets the demand for K-12 computer science!

The Upperline Code Fellowship is a paid opportunity for teachers. 

Are you interested in piloting a Code.org curriculum for AP CS A?

Interested in making your CS courses more inclusive and diverse? Learn about a free course starting February 22!

 

Andrea Wilson Vazquez, director of Code Savvy, has published a new article on the connection between computer science and social-emotional learning. 

Sisters Rise Up, a research project studying how to help female-identified students of color to succeed in AP CS A, is accepting applications.

CSTA members in Minnesota are now eligible to attend the January 14 workshop on Building a Cybersecurity Skillset for College and Career Success.  

The College of St. Scholastica's Computer Information Systems (CIS) program is a flexible option for students that prepares them for a variety of career options in computing.

The Rochester Public School district has been expanding its computer science options since 2015. The program in Rochester schools has grown each year since with some exciting new programs coming in 2021!