Attention All Elementary Educators, Principals, District Staff: Spread the Word/Attend the Summit! CSK5 is a national master class in K-5 computer science education.
2023 Wyoming Computer Science Education Conference

The Computer Science Teachers Association of Wyoming (CSTA WY)are excited to host the 2023 Wyoming Computer Science Education Conference. This conference will be held in person, and will provide engaging sessions from educators in the field. The presenters will offer information on best teaching practices and lessons learned in Computer Science education.
If you would like to give a presentation at the conference, please fill out this Presenter Proposal Form (also found in links section on the event page).
The conference is set for August 2-4, 2023 at Sheridan College in Sheridan, WY. Registration is open and continues through August 2nd.
Please help us welcome our new Chapter President, Megan Garnhart!

Megan is currently in her 10th year as a Wyoming educator and teaches Computer Science and Business at Sheridan High School. Prior to teaching High School CS, she spent six years teaching fourth grade in Sheridan. She has a deep passion for STEM education and holds a master's degree in curriculum and instruction with an emphasis on STEM. Apart from being the CSTA Wyoming President, she also sits as President-Elect for the Wyoming Association for Career and Technical Education. Megan believes strongly in the importance of CS education and believes it to be fundamental for the future of our students and the Wyoming workforce.
Follow the link below to learn more about the 2022-2023 Chapter Leadership team:
CodeHS has partnered with WDE to provide Wyoming Computer Science teachers with a preparatory course for the Computer Science Praxis.
Wyoming Indian High School Electric Feather Robotics First Tech Competition program began in 2018. Scott Krassin is the head coach of the program. Gary Duquette and the Jackson RoboBroncs started the WIHS program. Our program has grown from one team participating in competitions in 2018 to having as many as 6 teams at the state competition in Casper last year. Our teams have acquired a variety of awards over the past 4 years.
Our podcast with Dr. Hegeman-Davis is officially live! She recently joined the University of Wyoming School of Computing in 2022 and we are grateful to have had her join us. Her current research interests include Teacher training, K-12 Computer Science integration, STEM education in rural contexts, CS equity and inclusion, STEM pathways and retention, and educational policy.
Encourage your high school students to become coders this summer with Girls Who Code! In our two free virtual programs, your students will learn the computer science skills they need to make an impact, meet inspiring professionals across diverse industries, and tap into lifelong college and career support to help them succeed in their first interviews and jobs. All high school girls and non-binary students are welcome to apply!
Richard Winn has worked with computers since the early days (he got a Commodore 64) when they first came out. He was working in Food and Beverage in Las Vegas, but his love of all things computer was sparked. He ran his Bulletin Board System (BBS) back in the day on a dial-up 300-baud modem. He was self-taught on most things computer related, including BASIC programming. Richard worked his way up to being the Director of Food and Beverage in one of the Casino/Hotels. He got bored with this and decided to do something more stimulating. He was looking for a challenge.