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Texas Computer Science Pipeline
Statewide Professional Development Network
The Texas CS Pipeline initiative is a statewide professional development network dedicated to broadening participation in K-12 computer science. The project is funded by a $14 million grant from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board awarded to the WeTeach_CS program at UT Austin’s Texas Advanced Computing Center.
The project goals are to:
- Increase the number of secondary certified teachers in computer science in Texas
- Increase the number of schools offering computer science courses in Texas
- Increase and diversify the number of students taking HS computer science courses in TX
- Increase the number of students in K-8 experiencing computational thinking, coding, and programming aligned to the Technology Applications TEKS and through integration with core disciplines.
Interest Survey
Are you interested in learning more about professional development opportunities available to Texas educators to promote Computer Science education? Fill out the TX CS Pipeline Interest Survey and we'll help you get started!
Components of TX CS Pipeline
Leadership & Policy
- Texas CS Leadership Network (TXCSLN)
- State Strategic Plan
- EPP Community of Practice
- CS4TX
- DS4TX
Research
Data & Reports
Research Areas
- Factors that Impact CS Teacher Professional Growth
- Impacts of Policy on CS Education Expansion
Content & Pedagogy
- WeTeach_Cyber
- WeTeach_AI
- WeTeach_Quantum
- Launch_K5 CS
- Launch_MS CS
- Physical Computing
- ROCS
Community
- WeTeach_CS Summit
- WeTeach_CS Newsletter
- WeTeach_Cyber Newsletter
- Family Engagement
- Texas SAGE CS Mentoring
- Hubs
- Code @ the Capitol
- Quantum at the Capitol
- Policy
Certification
HS CS & EC12 Tech Apps Certification