We encourage EVERY school and community in our state
to try an "Hour of Code!"
"Hour of Code™"is a national initiative started by Code.org® to introduce millions of students to one hour of computer science and computer programming."
Code.org® is "a non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science, and increasing participation by women and underrepresented students of color. Code.org's vision is that "every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science, and we believe computer science should be part of core curriculum, alongside other courses such as biology, chemistry or algebra."
Code.org® is "a non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science, and increasing participation by women and underrepresented students of color. Code.org's vision is that "every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science, and we believe computer science should be part of core curriculum, alongside other courses such as biology, chemistry or algebra."
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Code.org
to learn more
and access many helpful resources online.
All Hour of Code events — New Mexico 2020
- Columbia Elementary School
- Highland Elementary
- Isaiah Terrazas
- Jackson Middle School
- Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School
- Sierra Elementary School
- hermosa
- larchmont
- rio rancho middle school
- Colegio Superior Americano (Alamogordo)
- ALICE KING COMMUNITY SCHOOL (Albuquerque)
- ANNUNCIATION CATHOLIC SCHOOLNTARY SCHOOL (Albuquerque)
- Albuquerque Institute for Mathematics and Science (Albuquerque)
- CHAMIZA ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- DENNIS CHAVEZ ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- EDMUND G ROSS ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- GARFIELD MIDDLE (Albuquerque)
- INEZ ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- KIT CARSON ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- LOS RANCHOS ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- MARIE M HUGHES ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- PAINTED SKY ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- ST MARY'S SCHOOL (Albuquerque)
- SUSIE R. MARMON ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- Truman Middle School (Albuquerque)
- VENTANA RANCH ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- ZUNI ELEMENTARY (Albuquerque)
- cookson (Albuquerque)
- C.V. KOOGLER MIDDLE (Aztec)
- BELEN HIGH (Belen)
- Belen High School (Belen)
- myine (Bernalillo County)
- LAGUNA-ACOMA HIGH (Casa Blanca)
- CHAPARRAL ELEMENTARY (Chaparral)
- YUCCA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY (Chaparral)
- gattis (Clovis)
- CARLOS F. VIGIL MIDDLE (Espanola)
- MESA VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL (Farmington)
- NORTHEAST ELEMENTARY (Farmington)
- GALLUP MIDDLE (Gallup)
- MIYAMURA HIGH SCHOOL (Gallup)
- MESA VIEW ELEMENTARY (Grants)
- HOUSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL (Hobbs)
- Anand Vidya Bharti Education Society School (House)
- HURLEY ELEMENTARY (Hurley)
- CAMINO REAL MIDDLE (Las Cruces)
- DONA ANA ELEMENTARY (Las Cruces)
- Highland Elementary (Las Cruces)
- MONTE VISTA ELEMENTARY (Las Cruces)
- NMSU (Las Cruces)
- MEMORIAL MIDDLE (Las Vegas)
- ASPEN ELEMENTARY (Los Alamos)
- RAYMOND GABALDON ELEMENTARY (Los Lunas)
- ROUTE 66 ELEMENTARY (Moriarty)
- CIELO AZUL ELEMENTARY (Rio Rancho)
- EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE (Rio Rancho)
- Martin Luther King Jr. (Rio Rancho)
- Bridgeport Intermediate School (Roswell)
- SIERRA MIDDLE (Roswell)
- ST JOSEPH MISSION SCHOOL (San Fidel)
- AMY BIEHL COMMUNITY SCHOOL AT RANCHO VIEJO (Santa Fe)
- CAPITAL HIGH (Santa Fe)
- CARLOS GILBERT ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- E.J. MARTINEZ ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES (Santa Fe)
- EL DORADO COMMUNITY SCHOOL (Santa Fe)
- KEARNY ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- PINON ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- R.M. SWEENEY ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- Riverheads Elementary School (Santa Fe)
- SANTA FE INDIAN SCHOOL (Santa Fe)
- WOOD-GORMLEY ELEMENTARY (Santa Fe)
- SANTA ROSA ELEMENTARY (Santa Rosa)
- LA PLATA MIDDLE (Silver City)
- SOCORRO HIGH (Socorro)
- SUNLAND PARK ELEMENTARY (Sunland Park)
- TAOS HIGH (Taos)
Computer Science Matters!
National job openings in computing exceed 500,000,
but less than 43,000 computer science students entered the tech workforce this year.
This situation gets more alarming,
given the fact that 75% of our schools don’t even teach computer science,
and many tech jobs must be filled by employees from overseas.
Unfortunately, American students are being left behind.
New Mexico TechWorks and
the Computer Science Teacher's Association of New Mexico,
however, are doing something about it.