Registration now open for PLU Programming Contest, February 11
11TH ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMING CONTEST
SATURDAY, FEB 11, 2023 | 9:30AM - 3:30PM
MORKEN CENTER, PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY
Registration now open for PLU Programming Contest, February 11Registration is now open! PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 11TH ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMING CONTEST SATURDAY, FEB 11, 2023 | 9:30AM - 3:30PM
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Save the date! Creative Computer Science Education: A Physical Computing WorkshopRegistration is now open! Date: Saturday, February 25, 2023 Time: 10:00 AM-1:30 PM Location: Microsoft Building 273009 157th Pl NE, Redmond, WA, 98052 3 STEM Clock Hours available Lunch Provided
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PSCSTA provides official Washington state clock hours for online, self-paced CSTA coursesPSCSTA is providing official Washington state clock hours for the following online, self-paced CSTA courses for its members:
Identity Inclusion for K-12 Computer Science Educators [Winter Session] | Computer Science Teachers Association (csteachers.org) [10 clock hours] AND Teach Security: The Security Mindset [Winter Session] | Computer Science Teachers Association (csteachers.org) [4 STEM clock hours] The winter session is from Jan 3 - Mar 12, 2023. Cost is free to CSTA+ members. While these courses are available to standard CSTA+ members for $40 (security) or $99 (identity), suggest becoming a CSTA+ member first and then taking these courses for free. PSCSTA will also provide clock hours for future sessions of this course for the rest of this school year. If you are interested in getting clock hours for either of these courses, please contact csta.pugetsound@gmail.com before starting work on the actual course so that we can look out for you. |
CS Endorsement Exam Prep Course for WashingtonCSTA+, WeTeach_CS, Shoreline Community College, and CSTA Puget Sound (PSCSTA) are pleased to announce a free, online, self-paced pilot course to help Washington teachers pass the WEST/NES Computer Science Endorsement Exam. The course is based on the WeTeach_CS Foundations of CS for Teachers: Praxis Prep course ($600 value) which has helped over 2000 teachers pass the endorsement exam in their states and adapted for the WEST/NES exam used for Washington. Course participants will also receive CSTA+ memberships ($50 value) to provide them with the resources, professional development, and professional learning community to support them throughout their careers. Interested applicants should apply at CSTA+ WeTeach_CS Washington State CS Endorsement Exam Prep Course Application. The first cohort of successful applicants will be admitted on Dec 16, 2022 and may start the course on Jan 9, 2023. After this initial cohort, applications will remain open until our initial allotment of 15 free seats has been filled
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Allen School CSEd Week events December 5-10Join the University of Washington's Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering in celebrating Computer Science Education Week! We are hosting a series of virtual events throughout the week for high school students to explore and learn about computing. We also invite students and their families to the UW - Seattle Campus on Saturday (12/10) to tour our Allen School buildings, engage in computing activities, meet current students, and more!
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PLU Programming Contest, February 11PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 11TH ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMING CONTEST SATURDAY, FEB 11, 2023 | 9:30AM - 3:30PM |
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PSCSTA Nov 2 open planning meetingHelp us plan our January - June 2023 chapter events.
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PSCSTA August 10 open planning meetingCome hear about our trip to the CSTA national conference and help us plan our 2022-23 chapter events.
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PSCSTA/STEP CS Lightning Talks!PSCSTA (Puget Sound Computer Science Teachers Association) welcomed the first cohort of STEP CS Master's in Education program students on the evening of May 20, 2022 at The Gates Center on the campus at the University of Washington. |
#csedweek Events!Check out what's happening for CS Ed Week (Dec 6 - Dec 10) around Puget Sound, Washington State, and beyond!
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Looking to Lead?PSCSTA has always been run by a small steering committee. Have a talent with social media and marketing? Or maybe you're *really* good at thinking of events for an organization. Join us for a meeting! |
CS4Teachers, August 2-6, 2021PSCSTA is helping to support the annual CS4Teachers event August 2-6 2021, 9am - 12pm, hosted by the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. The event will be held virtually and no Computer Science experience is required! |
Women Make MoviesExciting opportunity for virtual screening and discussion of CODED BIAS, an award-winning WMM production, in April!
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Accessible Computer Science: Teacher to TeacherTeach CS to Blind and Visually Impaired Students
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State of CS in WA State on 11/21Join us for a lively discussion of the state of computer science education in Washington State led by Shannon Thissen, Computer Science Program Supervisor, OSPI and Amy Ko, University of Washington, The Information School.
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CSTA Recap... Recap!A quick recap of our gathering on 8/5, and an invitation to our gathering on 8/12!
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Post CSTA Conference updatesRead about PSCSTA updates and early August meetings!!!!
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Shoreline Community College job postingPositions available at Shoreline Community College
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PLU 10th Annual Middle and High School Programming Contest |
Tenth Annual PLU Programming contestThe 10th annual PLU programming contest will be on Saturday February 1, 2020. Registration opens on Monday January 6, 2020.
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Computer Science for Diverse Learners:Computer Science for Diverse Learners: Creative Approaches to Achieving CS Standards Using Arduino Microcontrollers and Physical Computing
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PSCSTA Programmers Rain Code in April![]() The PSCSTA Spring 2019 Programming Contest held on April 20 at the Microsoft Commons in Redmond was an enormous success. With approximately 180 students from 85 teams, this was the largest number of students we have ever had for a spring event. Special thanks to our keynote speaker George Moore, Chief Technology Officer, Azure Global Retail Engineering, Microsoft Corp for his speech on computer science and the work of tomorrow Thank you to Grace Waylen, Matt Paulson, Kenny Chan, Rachel… |
Def Hacks April 13-14 |