Final CDE Computer Science Connections Newsletter

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Lewis, Pam

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May 21, 2025, 1:01:59 PMMay 21
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Good morning, everyone, 

This will be the final CDE Computer Science Connections Newsletter.  Unfortunately, my position has been eliminated due to the Colorado General Assembly's decision to discontinue funding for the Computer Science Teachers Grant program through the Colorado Department of Education.  

It has been a pleasure collaborating with all of you and I hope our paths may cross again in the future.  

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SUMMER EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES 


Rock CS - June 8, 2025|Breckenridge, CO

Why Rock CS Matters More Than Ever

At Rock CS, we’re working to build a future where every student sees themselves in computer science and understands the power it holds. Research shows that by age six, kids begin to form stereotypes about who belongs in CS, which can hold them back before they even begin. But when students get the chance to learn computer science, their attitudes shift across all races, ethnicities, and genders. And the impact is huge. According to CSforALL, just one high school CS course can boost a student’s future wages by 8%, no matter what path they take. That’s why this conference isn’t just about tech—it’s about access, opportunity, and changing lives. Join us at Rock CS and be part of the change.
Your registration includes:
🎓 Interactive sessions led by passionate educators...click here to see our session lineup!
🤝 Networking opportunities with P-12 teachers
🍽 Lunch provided
🎉 FREE admission to the InnEdCO PreCon Party, sponsored by Google! Enjoy games, appetizers, and giveaways
🎟 $50 discount on InnEdCO registration for 1 or more days
This year, Rock CS is partnering with InnEdCO and will take place the day before InnEdCO begins—so you can make the most of your time in the mountains.
Standard Registration: $95 + ticketing fee
📌 Register now: Two great conferences, one place to register: Rock CS & InnEdCO Registration
Come join us to connect, learn, and be inspired to bring computer science and computational thinking to all students!


Technanigans – Exploring the Fun, the Fundamentals, and the Future of Technology- June 3, 2025|Loveland, CO

Call for Presenters and Conference Registrations are open now Are you passionate about the intersection of education and technology? Do you have innovative ideas, research, or best practices to share? We invite educators, technologists, researchers, and thought leaders to present at Technanigans, Thompson School District's inaugural ed tech conference, taking place on June 3 in Loveland, CO. Serving up a day of inspiration and collaboration, this exciting event brings together educators and industry experts to explore the latest innovative trends in educational technology and learning. Learn with our keynote speaker Matt Miller and other EdTech aficionados like you. Submission Details: Proposal Deadline: March 21 |Session Formats: 50-minute Workshops or Panels, 7-minute Lightning Talks, or 45-minute roundtable discussions|Who Should Apply? K-12 & Higher Ed Educators, Researchers, Administrators, and Industry Experts


4 Corners Convening |Summer 2025 |Colorado School of Mines

The 4 Corners Computer Science Convening returns this summer from June 22-24th in Flagstaff, Arizona. Registration is now open Click here to register or apply to present for this event



 
 
Pam Lewis
Computer Science Senior Consultant
Standards and Instructional Support
720-576-4622
201 E. Colfax Avenue, Denver, CO 80203
Lew...@cde.state.co.us | www.cde.state.co.us
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