Decision on computer science standards expected by Feb. 14
It’s going to likely be an eventful Valentine’s Day for anyone who’s been following Wyoming’s computer science standards saga. Keep Reading | 1015 words
Future Proofing our Kids for Tomorrow
It's been amazing to watch Wyoming become a national policy leader on growing computer science opportunities for our kids, enriching their education and giving them skills to compete in the future. Keep Reading | 1058 words
Board of Education votes to move forward with computer science standards
After five months of anxiously waiting, the State Board of Education finally got the answer its members were looking for, clearing the way for adoption of statewide computer standards. Keep Reading | 1229 words
AG’s opinion on computer standards is in
Wyoming’s Board of Education has received an attorney general’s opinion on the constitutionality of proposed computer science standards for the state’s schools, a board member said Friday. Keep Reading | 981 words
Computer science education still not in many Wyoming classrooms — nearly 18 months after bill signed
Learning computer code, using it to create programs and understanding how information is broken down and delivered by networks are just some of the dozens of computer science lessons that could be taught in Wyoming public schools. Keep Reading | 858 words
Microsoft contributes to computer science training
Microsoft Corp. will provide more than $95,000 in grant money to the Wyoming Department of Education to provide computer science training for the state’s school districts. Keep Reading | 601 words
Computer standards to get another look in Riverton meeting
“It’s not a question of how important it is to the future; it is the future,” Trowbridge said of computer technology. “Every bit of the future for Wyoming is going to require computer science skills. If you do not know 20 to 25 years from now how to talk to computers, how to write code, you will not have a job. Plain and simple.” Keep Reading | 1185 words