This report examines the factors influencing the implementation of Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) across Chicago Public Schools (CPS), aiming to address inequities in advanced computer science (CS) education.
This presentation to the CPS Data Analyst User Group highlights the ways in which The Learning Partnership has used CPS data to draw insights into the ways that the CPS Computer Science Team has been supporting computer science for all.
This study examines CAFÉCS’ approach to documenting its impact on CPS through collaborative development of the PROSPER framework: 1) Programs, 2) Research, 3) Organizational Structures, and 4) Policies leading to 5) Equitable Results for students.