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ALL Students Should Learn CS.
ALL Teachers Can Teach CS.
ALL Students Should Learn CS.
ALL Teachers Can Teach CS.
We invite you to join us in an exciting opportunity to provide high-quality computer science (CS) educational opportunities for our California students.
Empower California's Future!
Join us this summer to learn how to bring accessible, equitable computer science education to their students. Participants will be given tools and a network of support for fostering the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers in our increasingly digitized world. Stipends will be offered.
Join us this summer to learn how to bring accessible, equitable computer science education to their students. Participants will be given tools and a network of support for fostering the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers in our increasingly digitized world. Stipends will be offered.
K-5 Educators: There are regional workshops especially for you this summer. Due to capacity constraints, participants are allowed to choose only one 2025 summer workshop when they enroll. Scroll down to learn more.
6-12 Educators: There is a state-wide offering especially for you this summer being held in Anaheim, CA, June 23-27, 2025. Due to capacity constraints, participants are allowed to choose only one 2025 summer workshop when they enroll.
Summer of CS Kick-off Webinar - June 2, 2025, 4:00 - 5:30 PM
All Grade K-5 regional workshop registrants and Grade 6-12 CSPDWeek registrants are invited to join us for our virtual Summer of CS Kick-off webinar hosted on Monday, June 2, 2025! Registration information for the Kick-off webinar will be sent to all registrants via email.
June 2nd At-A-Glance Agenda (subject to change):
3:45 PM Virtual Doors Open
4:00 PM Kick-off Start time
Introductions
Welcome and Keynote
Community Building Activity
State of CS (CDE)
5:00 PM Kick-off event end time for Grade K-5 Summer of CS regional workshop registrants.
5:00 PM - 5:30 PM: Grade 6-12 registrants will stay logged in to the webinar to receive asynchronous work from their facilitator to help them prepare for their specific workshops in Anaheim. Grade K-5 registrants will not be assigned asynchronous work for their regional workshops.
Summer of CS Workshop Descriptions and Registration
Summer of CS Workshop Descriptions and Registration
for K-5 Educators and Paraprofessionals
for K-5 Educators and Paraprofessionals
More regional workshop offerings are coming soon!
Audience Eligibility: Intended for Grades K-5 public school educators and paraprofessionals. Learn more
📌 Important! Due to restrictions in the Educator Workforce Investment Grant (EWIG) in Computer Science, funding is limited to public K-12 school educators. As a result, private and independent school educators, expanded learning educators, pre-service teachers, and substitute teachers are not eligible for Summer of CS participation or a stipend. This includes the CSPDWeek workshops being offered in Anaheim, June 23-27, 2025. These eligibility requirements align with Assembly Bill 185, which prioritizes professional learning for teachers and paraprofessionals in public schools.
Commitment: 18 hours of professional learning including a 3-day regional workshop of your choice happening in June 2025. This 18-hour time commitment is necessary to fulfill full and active participation.
Participants will have access to:
High-quality, no-cost professional learning facilitated by subject matter experts
Teacher-ready resources that align with the California K-12 CS Standards
A community of educators who are passionate about teaching CS content
A daily stipend to compensate your time for full and active participation in your Summer of CS workshop
Stipend and Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures for Summer of CS Regional Workshops for K-5 Educators
Stipend and Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures for Summer of CS Regional Workshops for K-5 Educators
EWIG_Summer_of_CS_2024_Overview (2).pdf2024 Summer of CS Key Survey Findings
2024 Summer of CS Key Survey Findings
The 2024 Summer of CS offered 44 different CS-related learning opportunities across California to build the capacity of K–12 educators to deliver high-quality instruction in computer science. Registration data and surveys administered before and after each workshop offer key findings about the Summer of CS experience.
Check out the Survey Findings.
We hope all 2024 Summer of CS participants enjoyed their just-in-time, high-quality professional learning experience that aligns with CAK12CSS, QPLS, and one or more equity frameworks.
CS First - San Marcos workshop
We loved hosting you during
2024
Summer of CS!
We loved hosting you during
2024
Summer of CS!
2024 Regional and CSPDWeek
Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures
2024 Regional and CSPDWeek
Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures
Regional Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures for 2024 Summer Workshops (non-CSPDWeek Workshops)
CSPDWeek Travel Reimbursement Policy and Procedures for Workshops Happening July 22-26, 2024 in Anaheim
What is Summer of CS like? Who is available to support me?
By participating in Summer of CS, California educators can inspire and engage their students in computer science, helping to foster the next generation of tech-savvy leaders in our increasingly digitized world.
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