Alliance Member
California
Joined ECEP 2012
Data Dashboard
Find out about computer science access in your community by using the CS Equity Dashboard. Click on your county or enter your district or school. Please note the data for this tool is drawn from the most recent publicly available dataset from the California Department of Education in 2019. While the data are not current, we hope the information can serve as a discussion starter with your local school, district, and county leaders and efforts can be made to secure more locally collected and accurate data at the site level.
Strategic Plan
An early leader in the expansion of CS education, California has multiple resources that outline their strategic direction. See the Strategic Guidance section on the California Department of Education website.
AI Guidance
Guidance for the safe and effective use of artificial intelligence in California public schools.
Landscape Report
This report, Path Not Found: Disparities in Access to Computer Science Courses in California High Schools, is released in the wake of national protests against discriminatory police actions that devalue the lives of young people of color. For the first time in more than a generation, mass mobilizations have brought the daily struggles of these young men and women to the halls of the Department of Justice and to the center of our national conversation.
State CSEd Snapshot
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ECEP State Team
Michelle Choi
Associate Director, Center X, UCLA
Julie Flapan
Co-Director, CSforCA, Executive Director, ACCESS and Director, Computer Science Equity Project, UCLA Center X
Rudy Escobar
STEM and Computer Science Coordinator, Stanislaus County Office of Education
Sonia Koshy
Senior Director of Research, Kapor Center
Paula Nazario
Assistant Director, Computer Science Equity Project, University of California Los Angeles
Debra Richardson
ECEP Co-PI, Professor Emeritus of Informatics, University of California—Irvine & Steering Committee Chair, ACCESS
Allison Scott
Co-Director, CSforCA, Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation, Kapor Center