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Creating opportunity for every student to learn computer science.

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Computer Science for Every Student in Arkansas: A Work in Progress

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University computer science finally surpasses its 2003 peak!

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UC data confirms computer science is foundational

Computer science counts as a core requirement in 95%…

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Trump budget misses opportunity to support computer science

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Measuring coding skills in grades K-8

In the 3 years since we launched our Code Studio coding platform, it’s become the most broadly used coding platform and computer science curriculum in K-12, reaching 10% of all students worldwide. Of course, millions of these students are “drive-by” users, coding…

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The impact of the Hour of Code

Our annual survey reveals that most students code beyond an hour

We conduct a survey every year after the Hour of Code to discover rough participation demographics, how event organizers experienced the…

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The Hour of Code: An International Movement

Did you know that over half of all Hour of Code events in 2016 occurred outside the United States?

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One of the best stories in America today

The state of computer science education, & Code.org’s 2016 Annual Report

At a time of controversy and division, I want to share one of the best stories in America today — a story about…

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Study shows 20% more high school girls like computer science after an Hour of Code

What’s the impact of a single hour of computer science?

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A $1 trillion opportunity for America

This election, America has demanded economic opportunity.

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