New Education Bill to Get More Coding in Classrooms

The sweeping bipartisan education bill signed into law on Thursday contained a nugget of good news for the tech industry: Computer science has been recognized as important an academic subject as math and English, potentially introducing it into more classrooms across the U.S.

EdCircuit Staff December 14, 2015 0 minutes read

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