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Alliance for California Computing Education for Students and Schools

Why a new Computer Science Supplementary Authorization?

ACCESSJuly 30, 2015

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This research report exposes one of the foundational causes of underrepresentation in computing: disparities in access to computer science courses in California’s public high schools. This report provides new, detailed data on these disparities by student body demographics such as race, socioeconomic status, and primary language. The report also highlights dismal computer science enrollment in California’s 20 largest school districts and offers recommendations to close these gaps in opportunity. Read more...

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