Central2CS
The Teaching & Learning Collaborative (TLC) and TECH CORPS were selected by CSforAll as one of 10 communities across the U.S. to promote community-led systems change in K-12 Computer Science (CS) education. As part of this project, we will work to deliver an efficient, well-informed and selective stakeholder engagement and planning process which will include a K-12 Computer Science Landscape Report and Data Summit focused on 11 counties in the Central Ohio region. Kelli Shrewsberry, the Executive Director of The Teaching & Learning Collaborative and Lisa M. Chambers, the National Executive Director of TECH CORPS will co-lead this collaborative effort.
Planning Team
TECH CORPS and The Teaching & Learning Collaborative will partner on this project and will be supported by a planning team comprised of a blended group of industry, government, education, workforce and community partners committed to supporting the growth of CS education in our community.
Eva Bradshaw,
NCWIT
Regional Affiliate ManagerDR. Andy Igonor,
Franklin University
Dean, Ross College of Business
Marcy Raymond,
ECS of Central Ohio
Director of College and Career Readiness
Scot Mclemore,
Honda of America Mfg., Inc
Manager of Talent Acquisition
Rep. Rick Carfagna,
Ohio House of Representatives
State Representative
Beth Keplar,
Teays Valley Local Schools
Director of Teaching and Learning
DR. Nigamanth Sridhar,
Cleveland State University/ CSforCLE
Dean, College of Graduate Studies
Paula Casto,
CSTA Ohio Chapter
President
Lisa Lescroart,
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Executive Director
Todd Warner,
Columbus State Community College
Executive in Residence
Kelly Gaier Evens,
Battelle
Senior STEM Relationship Manager
Jeff Lyttle,
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Executive Director
John Wiseman,
Ohio Department of Education
Computer Science Education Program Specialist
Project Partners
EcoSystemsforCS
EcoSystemsforCS is a new initiative launched by CSfoALL with support from Schmidt Futures. Over the next year, ten communities will receive funding and technical assistance to engage a diverse set of partners in launching an ecosystem initiative to drive implementation of high quality, equitable CS.
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