CS4NorCal Contacts and Partners

For more information about:

• • CS4NorCal Co-Director and Regional Ambassador, available for in-person visits, Karen Mix at karen@cs4norcal.org

  • The research study and evaluation process, contact UC Davis's Director of Research and Evaluation Robin Martin at romartin@ucdavis.edu.

  • Professional learning model and CS content, contact Sacramento County Office of Education's Director of CS and Distance Learning Jared Amalong at jamalong@scoe.net.  

For more information about participation, contact your county project coordinator:

• Glenn County Office of Education, Philip James, education services coordinator, at pjames@glenncoe.org.

• Lassen County Office of Education, Jodi Neuenschwander at jneuenschwander@lcoe.org and Bobby Kirkpatrick at bkirkpatrick@lcoe.org,  district support and improvement coordinators

• Modoc County Office of Education, Tanja Ramming, executive director of Advancing Modoc, at amy@teachinc.org. 

• Plumas County Office of Education, Jessica Renteria, K-6 teacher, at jrenteria@pcoe.k12.ca.us. 

• Shasta County Office of Education, Rebecca Lewis, executive director of curriculum and instruction, at rlewis@shastacoe.org.

• Siskiyou County Office of Education, Marian Murphy-Shaw, educational services director, at mshaw@siskiyoucoe.net.

Seasons of CS

Seasons of CS is a research-backed professional learning model for K-12 educators, paraprofessionals, administrators, and counselors who are interested in bringing computer science to their students. The goal of this program is to expand systematic capacity for equitable, scalable, and sustainable computer science education in California. 

CSforCA

Computer Science for California (CSforCA) is a coalition of educators, industry leaders, nonprofit organizations, and higher education institutions  advocating for high quality computer science teaching & learning opportunities in K-12 public schools so that every California student has access, regardless of zip code, race, gender or economic background. 

Computer Science Teachers Association

Computer Science Teachers Association is a national membership organization that supports and promotes the teaching of K-12 CS; provides opportunities for K–12 teachers and their students to better understand CS and to more successfully prepare themselves to teach and learn.

ACCESS

The Alliance for California Computing Education for Students and Schools (ACCESS) is a statewide network of computer scientists, K-12 teachers, professors from community colleges through universities, educational policy advocates, and related industry professionals. ACCESS advocates for high-quality K-12 computer science education in California that is accessible to all students,including those who are traditionally under-represented in CS higher education and careers: girls, low-income students and students of color.