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Are you teaching a standalone Artificial Intelligence (AI) course in 2026-27? OSPI has established two new course codes for Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the 2026-27 school year. These are the first two course codes for dedicated standalone AI courses in Washington. If you are teaching a standalone artificial intelligence course in 2026-27 – regardless of…
CSTA provides several online professional development (PD) courses that provide a flexible, deep learning experience that you can complete at your own pace at https://csteachers.org/pd-opportunities/online-pd/ While these courses normally cost $40- $100 depending on the length of the course, they are free to CSTA members. For information on how to join CSTA (and CSTA Washington) at…
CSTA Washington is forming a dedicated Cybersecurity Interest Group to bring our state’s educators together. You do not have to navigate all the new resources, frameworks, and competitions of Cybersecurity alone.
Below is a list of computer science related professional development opportunities available on pdEnroller – the statewide course and event registration system being used by the state’s nine Educational Service Districts. To view this list within PdEnroller itself, click here.
Summer is the perfect time to recharge and refine your craft. Whether you want to soak up the energy of the CSTA Conference in New Orleans or join a flexible virtual workshop from your couch, we’ve rounded up the best Summer 2026 Professional Development opportunities for CS educators.
The mission of CSTA Washington to provide community, professional development, support, and advocacy for computer science teachers throughout Washington state has never been more important. This year we are holding elections for leadership positions across the board: Please see the roles and the time commitments document to learn more about what is involved in each…
Have you spent days working on a CTE framework for a CS course that you now want to share with other educators? Are you looking for a CTE framework that someone else has already written for a CS course to save you days of work? If you have a CS framework to share or are…
OSPI is seeking the input of elementary school educators through a survey.
The incentives for this survey have changed. The first 500 respondents will receive a $30 Amazon gift card.
foundry10 is excited to share an upcoming opportunity for Washington state educators who teach computer science (CS) in grades 6–12. Apply by Mar 8
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