Louisiana educators: Ready to help your students meet the computer science requirement on time, but unsure where to start?
We’ve got you covered!
Join NOLA_CODE’s free professional learning workshop, made possible by a grant from the Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett Brown Foundation. Gain training and certification in Cyber.org’s Cyber Literacy I and Cyber Society—courses listed in three Louisiana STEM Renaissance Pathways. Pave the way for your students to succeed in the CompTIA Security+ exam and other advanced credentials, opening doors to rewarding careers in computer science (CS) and cybersecurity.
Participating schools can earn performance score points under Louisiana’s current accountability system. The workshop runs online from July 6th-9th, 2026, with an in-person option at STEM Library Lab in Metairie. Hurry—only 15 spots available! Teachers who join the workshop will also receive free
registration for the CS Praxis exam, a must-have for CS teacher certification in Louisiana.
Empower your students, boost your school’s success, and be part of the future of tech education. Register now! Access the curriculum and sign up using your school email through Cyber.org via the link below.
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Students deserve to receive an education that prepares them to be consumers and creators of technology. Let your local representative know you support creating a plan to implement K-12 computational literacy education in Louisiana.
Dear (representative)
Research shows that that 9 out of 10 parents want schools to teach computer science. I share this belief.
Computational literacy is fundamental to our evolving society and should be part of the comprehensive education all children receive.
As your constituent, I urge you to support the creation of a plan for K-12 computer science education in Louisiana.
Let’s work together to create a future where all youths are equipped, enabled and empowered to be both creators and consumers of technology.
Sincerely,