Goals & Strategies

CS4RI believes we should teach CS for many different reasons:

Citizenship & Civic Engagement

Citizenship & Civic Engagement

Competencies & Literacies

Competencies & Literacies

Economic and Workforce Development

Economic and Workforce Development

Equity and Citizenship

Technological, Social & Scientific Innovation
School Reform & Improvement

Technological, Social & Scientific Innovation

School Reform & Improvement

Personal Agency, Joy and Fulfillment

Personal Agency, Joy and Fulfillment

CS4RI Priorities

Ensuring School Success
Broadening Participation
in CS
Utilizing Quality Measures
Strengthening Strategic Partnerships
Computer Science Awareness
Expanding the Breadth of
CS

CS4RI Goals and Strategies:

Capacity Building

Build capacity to provide high quality CS education to ALL K-12 students in Rhode Island

  • K-12 CS District Plans - (Quick Summary/Description of each)
  • ECEP Implementation Grants
  • HS Grants
  • Coding as Another Language Grants
  • Matrix Partner Professional Development
  • School Counselor Training
  • CS Standards
  • CS Teacher Endorsement
Broaden Participation

Broaden participation among underrepresented populations

  • BPC Course
  • Recruitment Strategies
  • Posters
Strengthen Workforce

Strengthen CS workforce development

  • Pathways and CTE Programs
  • AP Course Access
  • Dual & Concurrent Enrollment
  • Two Codes Program
  • Work-Based Learning Course & Mentor Program
  • Post-Secondary Alignment
  • AI Camp
Align with Partners

Align with other state and national education and workforce efforts

  • Code.org
  • ECEP
  • CSTA National and Local
  • NCWIT
  • PrepareRI
  • CommerceRI
  • Governors Workforce Board
  • Industry Partner Advisory Committee
  • CTE Board
Make Data Driven Decisions

Make data driven decisions

  • Data Guidance
  • Data Dashboard
Obtain Funding

Obtain adequate funding

  • Federal Funding – (HS Grant and CAL Grant)
  • State Funding – (State Budget)
  • Private Funding – (Citizens, Infosys, other)