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Join us in ensuring all California students have access to a quality computer science education.

Professional Learning

Create a comprehensive regional hub including in-service professional development and ongoing support for teachers, counselors, and administrators. The program is to be modeled after the National Science Foundation (NSF) research pilot, "Summer of CS”.

Pre-Service Teacher Education

Provide incentives for Schools of Education to develop pre-service credentialed programs to teach computer science.

Integrate College & Career Pathways

Integrate college and career pathways to make CS available to all students and schools can leverage Perkins funding for CS courses, regardless of pathway or teacher credential.

Teacher Credentialing

California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) to review computer science teacher credentials to revisit which should authorize them to teach CS and explore the introduction of a new CS credential pathway that would allow a teacher to teach in both college and career pathways.

Learn More About Computer Science Education in Your District

Find out who has access to computer science in the schools in your district.

How Your Community Compares

Learn More About Priority Policies to Address CS Equity

Read more about the policy priorities that CSforCA has identified for 2019-2020 to make sure all California students have access to high-quality computer science education.

More About Our Policy Priorities

Schedule a Meeting with the CSforCA

Learn more about the policies that will make computer science more equitable in California. Meet with CSforCA and discover how you can support our campaign.

Contact CSforCA

Learn More About Computer Science Education in Your District

Find out who has access to computer science in the schools in your district.

How Your Community Compares

Learn How to Bring Computer Science to Your Students and Community

We’ve designed a guide for administrators interested in implementing equity-minded computer science in their schools, districts, or counties. If you are a principal, district or county leader interested in bringing computer science to all of your students, this guide can help you figure out how.

Download CS Equity Guide

Discover Projects and Programs Changing CS Education Across the Country

Learn more about programs bringing rigor and inclusion to computer science education, and review curriculum providers through our partner, CSForAll.

View Programs and Curriculum Providers

Sign Up for a Professional Development Workshop

Enroll in a hands-on professional learning workshop offered locally across the United States through our partner, Code.org.

Host a Family Code Night

Consider planning a Family Code Night to engage students, parents, grandparents, and caregivers in the fun of learning computer science.

Host a Family Code Night

Discover if Your School Offers Equitable Computer Science Education

Find out who has access to computer science in your community.

How Your Community Compares

Ask you School to Teach Computer Science

Encourage your local school to start teaching computer science. Use Code.org’s sample letter template to reach out to your school leaders.

View Letter Template

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Become a CSforCA Coalition Member

Become a CSforCA partner organization and help build a better future for all California students. If your organization is interested in joining CSforCA, we'd recommend reading our Statement of Principles before signing up below.

We have five working groups to amplify the voices of practitioners and advocates alike:

K12 Teaching and Learning
Higher Education
Policy
Coalition-Building
Research and Communications

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