November is Native American and Alaskan Native Heritage Month in the United States. Starting in 1915, there was one day designated, which later turned into a week-long celebration.
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CSTA Voice has always been your resource for analysis and commentary on issues related to K–12 computer science education — and now it's getting even better. We've expanded The Voice to encompass CSTA news, original content from members like you, the Advocate blog, and other CSTA communications. Check this page for the latest news and watch your inbox on the first Saturday of the month for additional CSTA news.
You may have noticed over the past few years quite a bit of exciting change at CSTA. New programs, enhanced membership benefits and chapter support, and a dynamic annual conference are a result of increased investment from partners in the CS community to support the strategic development of a CSTA that more broadly supports a wide range of teacher needs.
In the 1980s, over 1 in 3 women studied computer science in college, providing demonstrable evidence that women are quite capable of understanding and excelling in computer science studies. This is in stark contrast to the number of women who study today, which resides in the range of 15%, and which has led to some questioning whether women have the capacity to learn computer science.
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