Computer Science Teachers Association

Lisette Antigua teaches high school computer science at STEM Innovation Academy in South Orange, NJ. She holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and an MA in human–computer interaction from State University of New York at Oswego, and an MA in instructional technology and media from Teachers College, Columbia University. A computer science teacher for the last ten years,...

In rural communities, one question surfaces again and again:
“But where would I work in computer science here?”

I’ve heard it from students preparing to graduate, from families thinking about their children’s futures, and from educators asked to bring computer science into their schools.

In urban and suburban areas, the connection between technology a...

Shelby Bryant is an educator, program designer, and computer science advocate dedicated to expanding access to meaningful learning opportunities for all students. Throughout her career, she has worked alongside educators, community organizations, employers, and school districts to create inclusive pathways into computer science, particularly for students in rural and underser...

The essay was good. That was the problem.

I assigned it on a Thursday in my Film and Multimedia class. The prompt was simple. Explain how media gets edited to make an audience believe something that isn’t quite real. Two weeks of class had gone into it. I brought the stack home that night and started reading, and then I picked up one that stopped me cold. Clean argu...

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