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This (Aug 10-11, 2021) virtual event is part of a year -long program (additional virtual sessions until Dec 2021 will be announced later) for registered teachers and constitutes 12 hours of hands-on, problem based Professional Development. Includes classroom lessons and strategies.
NOTE: If you attended our July 13-14, 2021 (6-12) CS PD sessions then you are automatically registered for this event - please do not register again! The workshop fills up rather quickly. If this happens, kindly add your details to the waitlist, we'll give you a preferred option to register for an upcoming session - that is, before opening up for general registration.
The 2020-21 CS Teaching Excellent Award winners where just announced at the CSTA Conference and NJ rocked!!!! Most awardees of any state!!!!
Below if the list of NJ winners and here is a list of all winners.
National Winners:
Mary Ann Cassidy
Kathleen Effner
Regina Nabielny
National Honorable Mention:
Amy Wright
Regional Winners:
Gary Hull
Nancy Ricca
Danielle Vandenberg
Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to all who applied.
CS4NJ proud!!!!!
Lilibeth May Mora, Vice President of CSTA Sacramento and CSTA Equity Fellow is our presenter. See the workshop description:
NJ CS Educators will define equity in CS, explore the CS teacher standards, evaluate their programs to identify inequity gaps, and gather resources to support each other. Participants will set equity goals for the 2021-2022 school year and will collaboratively develop action plans.
All members of the CS4NJ community are urged to attend!
NJ COMPUTER SCIENCE HUBS
Three Computer Science Hubs (CS Hubs) have been established at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Kean University, and Rutgers University in New Brunswick to provide professional learning opportunities for New Jersey educators and to promote the growth of computer science. The services provided by the CS Hubs will help realize the strategic goals identified in the NJ Computer Science State Plan.
Regional Leaders needed! We are looking for leaders all over the state to host meetings for teachers to meet and share ideas, vent and help each other out!
You don't have to do it alone! Regional leaders will be a part of the steering committee that meets monthly. Contact us for more information!
Have an idea to help teachers in the state? Contact us!