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Govs Announcement

50 Governors sign the Governors’ Compact for Computer Science

On July 14, 2022, the National Governors Association announced that 50 U.S. governors have signed on to the Governors’ Compact To Expand K-12 Computer Science Education, committing to (1) increase the number of schools offering CS, (2) allocate funding for CS, (3) create post-secondary career pathways in CS, and (4) increase participation in CS from traditionally underserved populations.

We are thrilled to see this support across the United States. There is now broad consensus that computer science should be part of the K-12 core curriculum.

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Bloomberg - Delta, Amazon, Wells Fargo Join Effort to Push for More US Computer Education

Reuters - U.S. governors vow to boost computer science education at schools after business push

CNBC - Other countries make computer science a priority and we’re falling behind, says Etsy CEO

Education Week - Major American Companies to Schools: Expand Access to Computer Science

Working Nation - The case for making computer science a part of every K-12 curriculum

Bloomberg TV - Meta, Microsoft CEOs Double Tap on Computer Science Education

The Verge - A who’s who of CEOs is begging every school to teach computer science

Axios - Quick takes: Push for K-12 computer science

GeekWire - Hundreds of tech, business and nonprofit leaders urge states to boost computer science education

EdSurge - Business Leaders Say Computer Science Needs to Be A Core Subject

Fierce Electronics - Hundreds of tech honchos push U.S. states for better comp sci ed in K-12

The Register - Big Tech bosses call for computer science to be taught in all US schools

K-12 Dive - Governors commit to computer science, but accountability questions persist

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