CSTA Washington
In March 2026, NCWIT (National Center for Women in Technology) announced the national recipients of its 2026 NCWIT Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Awards, honoring 300 students throughout the United States. Aadya Syal of Sammamish, WA and Issaquah High School was one of the 40 National Winners in 2026. In addition, the following 10 Washington students…
Are you interested in learning more about the new CSTA Washington and the work that we do? Please join us for our next quarterly open meeting on Mar 31 from 6:30 to 7:30 PM.
All resources from the event on Mar 21, 2026 on copyright and AI and engaging disengaged students is shared in this post.
An archived version of the March 2026 edition of the CSTA Washington newsletter
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…
Become a Member of CSTA and CSTA Washington (or renew) for $10. Limited time offer. Please consider becoming a member of CSTA and CSTA Washington (or renewing your membership). Your support is critical to help CSTA and CSTA Washington build a vibrant community of K-12 computer science educators. Membership in CSTA and CSTA Washington typically…
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.
Highlights of the Feb 2026 CSTA Washington newsletter include CSTA Washington Bylaws Vote Update and New Mission Statement / Advocating for CS: Washington AP Day at the Capitol / CSTA Washington at NCCE Feb 25-27 / Virtual Lunch and Learn, AI and Equity PD on Mar 21 / CSTA Washington CTE and CS Education Data Dashboards / Seattle Seahawks defeat New England Patriots 29 -13 in Super Bowl LX
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
Washington state educators and students met at the capitol building on January 25th, 2026, to talk about the importance of AP exam program funding in our state and its impact for low-income students. The funding for low-income students taking AP exams used to fully cover all exam expenses, but was left out of the current…