Maryland Center for Computing Education

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Dianne O'Grady-Cunniff, dogrady at usmd.edu
Director, Maryland Center for Computing Education

Dr. Megean Garvin, mgarvin at usmd.edu
Director of Research, Maryland Center for Computing Education

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The SANS Girls Go CyberStart overall winners for 2019: #1 Blair GirlsGo — Montgomery Blair High — Maryland and #2 PHS Girls Can Code — Poolesville High — Maryland; CONGRATS to ALL!

Over 350 Maryland teachers representing every school system participated in computer science professional development in summer 2020.

Do you want to advocate for computer science in Maryland? Learn more at the Code.org advocacy site.

84% of parents, 71% of teachers, 66% of principals, and 65% of superintendents say that offering CS is more or just as important as required courses like math, science, history, and English. Read more in the Gallup poll.

Dianne O'Grady-Cunniff, dogrady at usmd dot edu
Director, Maryland Center for Computing Education

Dr. Megean Garvin, mgarvin at usmd dot edu
Director of Research, Maryland Center for Computing Education

Maryland Center for Computing Education
3300 Metzerott Rd. Adelphi, MD 20783 http://cs4md.com
MCCE received initial support from the National Science Foundation, (MSP)2 Grant No. 0831970.

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