First-Ever Computer Science Honor Society Leadership Summit
The first-ever Computer Science Honor Society Leadership Summit brought together student leaders to share their insights and experiences in the field of computer science.
5 Ways to Set Up a CS Framework
Teachers are the key to the equitable expansion of CS education, and yet we know that teachers don’t have space for one more thing.
Life After High School
What does the future hold for young adults with autism? What does “Transition” actually mean? How are we preparing students for life after high school?
Widening the “Learning Tent” of Computing Education
Students have a right to know the complex histories of computing, especially as it pertains to questions of power, ethics, and social justice.
Understanding CS Policy: A Call to Join the CSTA Policy Committee
Teachers are the secret sauce in CS education policy and advocacy. The K-12 CS education movement needs your energy, advocacy, and ideas.
Building Capacity Among Black Computer Science Educators, a Panel led by Dr. Angelica Thompson
What support do Black Computer Science (CS) educators need to succeed? In this panel, Black CS teachers shared their perspectives on what is needed to encourage Black teachers to teach CS.
Session Recommendations for the CSHS Leadership Summit
CSTA is excited to host the very first CSHS Leadership Summit in April! We’ve put together a list of recommendation sessions for the summit.
CS Professionals and Elementary Educators: A New Approach to Collaboration
Getting computer science to be more diverse requires a multi-pronged approach that works to bridge K-12 education with the CS industry.
CSTA Board Corner: Michelle Friend
Meet Michelle Friend, Associate Professor of Teacher Education at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a member of the CSTA Board.
CSTA Board Corner: Reintroducing Cindi Chang
We recently interviewed Cindi Chang (she/her), Interim Director at the Nevada Department of Education and member of CSTA’s Board of Directors