Computing is now a fundamental part of daily life, commerce, and just about every occupation in today’s economy. Computer science is foundational in transforming the way students think about technology and teaches them essential problem-solving skills. Moreover, it puts students on the path toward some of the highest paying, fastest growing jobs in America.
Yet, today fewer than half of schools offer high-quality computer science; further, only about 1 out of 5 students taking AP Computer Science are female, and even fewer are underrepresented students of color.
The Learning Technology Center can connect schools to resources, professional learning, and best practices to develop robust and impactful computer science programs.
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Sarah leads computer science and STEM initiatives, manages partnerships with state and national organizations, and elevates the LTC’s role as a thought leader in the K-12 computer science space.
