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That’s because inspiration and information without personal application will never amount to transformation.
Nine states have passed a computer science graduation requirement (including Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee) with an additional 15 currently considering one. Louisiana's H.B. 264, sponsored by Representative Jason Hughes and 18 co-sponsors, will soon be considered by the Louisiana Senate Education Committee. Use this campaign to send a message of support for Computer Science Education in Louisiana to the Senate Ed members and your Senator, Representative, and Governor. Help keep Louisiana’s students and workforce prepared for future careers and industries. Raise your voice in support of Louisiana becoming the 10th state to make Computer Science a graduation requirement!
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@GregAbbott_TX I am proud to be a public school educator! I went to college and completed a dregree plan for the right to do so. I also completed my certification tests. I work hard each year. As a parent, I prepared my children for school & worked with them each summer, just we all should.
@GregAbbott_TX Way to try to appeal to the masses by using a Bandwagon Strategy. Your teachers are not in favor.
Schools have transfer policies in place that allow for school choice.
How about spending this time improving our insurance benefits and getting us off this faux HMO?
@GregAbbott_TX But the State wrote the curriculum… 🤔 TEKS Resource System is the State Curriculum.
We teachers need the support of OUR Governor, too!
Maybe we’re not failing, maybe the system that was set up for us to use is falling.