We believe every K-12 student, in every school, deserves the opportunity to learn computer science.
CSforAll-MN is focused on creating equitable access to CS education across Minnesota, but driving this change also requires the support of policy makers, educators, parents & students, and organizations.
UPDATE
On May 24th, Governor Walz signed the education omnibus into law, which include CS Education policy!
Read a summary of the CS Ed policy here.
GET INVOLVED
Policy Makers
Review policy recommendations and partner with us.
Teachers & Educators
Learn about simple ways to get started teaching CS, find professional development opportunities, and review CS frameworks and standards.
Parents & Students
Find out how to advocate for computer science in your school and learn more about the importance of equitable CS experiences.
Organizations
Learn about ways your organization can get involved in furthering CS education in Minnesota.
LAST IN THE NATION
Only 28% of Minnesota High Schools offer a foundational CS course
CSforAll-MN supports four key components of equitable CS education: Capacity for, Access to, Participation in, and Experience of CS education.
The Importance of Computer Science
Computer Science education fosters curiosity, builds imagination, and provides opportunities to think critically and solve problems. This skillset benefits students, communities, and the economy.
Computer Science enhances:
Equity & Social Justice
Technology, Social & Scientific Innovation
Citizenship & Civic Engagement
Competencies & Literacies
Personal Agency, Joy & Fulfillment
Economic & Workforce Development
Our Mission
CSforAll-MN is a collaborative effort by leaders in education, industry, nonprofit organizations, and higher education institutions from across Minnesota dedicated to advancing equitable computer science education policies and opportunities for every K-12 student in the state.
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