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ALL Teachers Can Teach CS.
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2026 CSPDWeek is Now Open for Registration
A free, weeklong computer science professional learning experience for California K–12 public school teachers and paraprofessionals.
📍 Long Beach, CA
📅 July 20–24, 2026
💡 $250 daily stipend and travel reimbursement are available for participants who meet full and active participation requirements
Why Attend CSPDWeek?
Engage in hands-on, classroom-ready computer science learning
Collaborate with educators from across California
Receive a $250 daily stipend (eligible participants)
Travel support available for those who qualify
Build connections and join a statewide educator community
Optional graduate-level units available
👉 [View Workshops Options & Register]
Explore 2025 CSPDWeek in Action
Highlights from 2025 CSPDWeek, including videos and photos from workshops and events.
Seasons of CS Overview
The Seasons of CS is a research-backed professional learning program for teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, and counselors working in California public schools.
Participants will be provided with the tools and a network of support necessary for fostering the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers in our increasingly digitized world. Throughout the program, participants will embrace the belief that every student in California—no matter where they live—deserves a high-quality education grounded in problem-solving and critical thinking: the foundation of computer science.
There are 3 main goals of the Seasons of CS program:
Build capacity and coaching in statewide systems of support.
Deliver year-round Professional Learning opportunities for teachers, paraprofessionals, counselors, and administrators.
Connect educators with ongoing professional learning communities.
Check out the Seasons of CS Overview deck to learn more about the impact of the Summer of CS on educators.
Program Impact
Through the Educator Workforce Investment Grant in Computer Science (EWIG: CS), Summer of CS workshops have supported educators across California in building capacity for high-quality computer science instruction.
View Summer of CS Key Findings and Impact Report below.
Summer of CS Key Survey Findings.
Summer of CS Key Survey Findings.
In summer 2025, the Educator Workforce Investment Grant in Computer Science (EWIG: CS) supported a series of workshops known collectively as “Summer of CS.” Offered through 17 different opportunities across the state of California, these learning events sought to build the capacity of K–12 educators to deliver high-quality instruction in computer science. Registration data, surveys administered before and after each workshop, and focus groups with workshop participants offer key findings that are consistent with results from the 2024 Summer of CS experience.
EWIG_Summer_of_CS_2025_Overview.pdfQuestions about the Seasons of CS?
Email us at seasonsofcs@scoe.net.
Check out the links below to learn more about how to foster the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers in our increasingly digitized world.
Check out the links below to learn more about how to foster the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers in our increasingly digitized world.
Log in to California Educators Together to discover computer science lesson resources for your classroom. Join the Seasons of CS group so you can access computer science-related lesson resources, collaborate, and chat with other members of the group.
Sign up for "This Week in CSEd" Newsletter curated by the California Department of Education by sending a blank email with subject line "subscribe" to: subscribe-computer-science-all@mlist.cde.ca.gov
Check with your County Office of Education staff for upcoming regional professional learning opportunities.
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