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Code.org Professional Learning Program
EDUCATION - CODE.ORG'S COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH AIMS TO MAKE COMPUTER SCIENCE A CORE PART OF U.S. EDUCATION. THE CODE.ORG PROFESSIONAL LEARNING PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO PREPARE K-12 EDUCATORS TO TEACH COMPUTER SCIENCE USING A DEFINED CURRICULUM PATHWAY PAIRED WITH HIGH-QUALITY PROFESSIONAL LEARNING RESOURCES THAT SUPPORTS TEACHER AND STUDENT SUCCESS. CURRICULUM AT CODE.ORG BLENDS TRADITIONAL AND MODERN FORMATS, MERGING LESSON PLANS, ACTIVITIES, AND ASSESSMENTS, WITH COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS, ENVIRONMENTS, AND LEARNING PLATFORMS. CODE.ORG PROVIDES THIS CURRICULUM, IN-PERSON WORKSHOPS, AND ONLINE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, AND YEAR-ROUND MENTORSHIP AND SUPPORT FOR EXISTING IN-SERVICE TEACHERS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS AT THE ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, AND HIGH SCHOOL LEVELS. CODE.ORG'S COURSES ARE FREE AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE, AVAILABLE IN MORE THAN 65 LANGUAGES, AND ARE USED IN MORE THAN 180 COUNTRIES (UNAUDITED).GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2022 – Dec 31, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$14.6MInternational Curriculum Partnerships
INTERNATIONAL - CODE.ORG DEVOTES ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS THROUGH WHICH CODE.ORG PROVIDES CURRICULUM THAT PARTNERS CAN USE, TRANSLATE, OR ADAPT UNDER CREATIVE COMMONS; BEST PRACTICES FOR IMPLEMENTING CURRICULUM AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT; AND MARKETING SUPPORT IN COUNTRIES WHO ARE INTERESTED IN OFFERING COMPUTER SCIENCE IN SCHOOLS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2022 – Dec 31, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$2.5MK-12 Computer Science Advocacy
ADVOCACY - CODE.ORG'S ADVOCACY EFFORTS AIM TO SUPPORT POLICIES THAT INCREASE ACCESS TO K-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR ALL STUDENTS; CODE.ORG ADVOCATES FOR STATE-LEVEL ADOPTION OF A POLICY FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT AND EXPAND K-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE. IN PARTICULAR, CODE.ORG'S MAIN POLICY FOCUS IS GETTING EVERY SCHOOL TO OFFER AT LEAST ONE COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSE AND SUPPORTING THIS THROUGH THE ALLOCATION OF STATE FUNDING FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO GROW THE NUMBER OF TEACHERS WHO ARE PREPARED TO TEACH COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES, AND ENCOURAGING STATES TO DEVELOP OR ADOPT K-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE STANDARDS. AT THE END OF 2021, ALL 50 STATES HAVE POLICIES TO SUPPORT K-12 COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION (UNAUDITED) AND 33 STATES HAVE ALLOCATED OVER $269 MILLION EXCLUSIVELY FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION (UNAUDITED).GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2022 – Dec 31, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$2.3M
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