December 9 -15
Learn what
most schools don't teach
#CSEdWeek promotes the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education, and is expected to engage millions of students in hands-on computer programming and coding activities.
Computer science is a foundational field for every 21st century career or field of study. Learning the basics of computer science prepares students for a world that is increasingly dominated by technology. Research shows that students who study computer science also perform better at math.
Computer science is where the jobs are. More than 50% of all jobs in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) are computing jobs. Some other stats:
• Computer
science is one of the highest-paid college degree for new graduates.
• Computer
programming jobs are growing at two times the national average -- but there
aren’t enough graduates to fill these jobs.
• Nine out
of 10 K-12 schools do not offer computer programming classes.
• In 35 out
of 50 states, computer science does not even count toward high school
graduation
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