Computer Science for California (CSforCA) is a coalition of educators, industry leaders, nonprofit organizations, and higher education institutions advocating for high quality computer science teaching & learning opportunities in K-12 public schools so that every California student has access, regardless of zip code, race, gender or economic background.
The CSforCA coalition is led by co-directors, Julie Flapan and Allison Scott, along with five working groups who represent an array of school districts and local education agencies, nonprofit organizations, higher education institutions, advocacy groups, and tech companies.
Co-Director of Computer Science for California
UCLA's Center X
Co-Director of Computer Science for California and Research and Communications Working Group Lead
Kapor Center
Policy Working Group
Co-Lead
Technet
Policy Working Group
Co-Lead
Technet
Coalition-Building Working Group Co-Lead
CDE Foundation
Coalition-Building Working Group Co-Lead
Children Now/California STEM Network
K-12 Teaching and Learning Working Group Co-Lead
Sacramento County Office of Education
K-12 Teaching and Learning Working Group Co-Lead
Computer Science Teachers Association
Higher Education Working Group Co-Lead
UC Berkeley
Higher Education Working Group Co-Lead
UC Irvine
Join us in building a better future by creating equal access to computer science education for all California students. Find out more about being a Coalition member in our Statement of Principles.
Here's a fun fact for your Friday!
The term 'bug' was first used in 1947 when computer scientist Grace Hopper found that an actual bug in the computer was the cause of their issues. What was the bug she found?
