A bill in the Michigan House would require every public high school to offer at least one computer science class. Under the bill, the requirement would start with the 2027-28 school year.

And only 30% of females were enrolled in computer science courses even though they made up 49% of the student population before the pandemic. Opponents of the bill say the inequity in both access to ...

Every public high school in California would have to offer computer science classes as a graduation requirement under a proposed bill from Assembly member Marc Berman, D-Menlo Park. The ...

Legislation that would ensure all high school students have access to computer science courses was introduced last week by Assemblyman Marc Berman, D-Menlo Park. “From Silicon Valley to Biotech Beach, ...

The bipartisan bill, signed into law last week by Governor ... It mandates that every Michigan high school must provide an in-person computer science class meeting standards set by the state ...

High schoolers across the state could have similar access to computer science courses if Michigan lawmakers pass a bill requiring all public high schools to offer a computer science course by the ...

While the bill doesn't state which one should be ... and each public school unit would have to offer computer science courses for middle and high school students.

According to a 2022 report, 27 states require schools to offer computer science and just five require students to take one of the courses. The bill does not detail whether the state would hire new ...

After pushback, the bill, which later become law, made computer science a required class in the "elective" category. Separate from math, the bill would also require high school students to pass a ...

a class that embeds computer science learning standards, or by taking a test. The senate passed SB 5849 — its version of the bill. The house is now deliberating on its companion bill. “ ...