Colorado K-12 STEM Education Act

Status: PassedState: ColoradoIssue: Education

Summary

This bill would make computer science and STEM instruction a required part of Colorado’s K-8 core curriculum every year and require high school students to earn at least one coding-inclusive computer science credit to graduate. It aims to expand statewide tech education and make STEM skills a standard part of K-12 schooling.

Full text

This bill will require all Colorado K-12 schools to implement mandatory computer science education and STEM initiatives every year K-8 as part of the core curriculum, and require at least one credit of coding inclusive computer science in order to graduate high school.

Judicial Review

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Sponsor

Jordan CarterDemocratic Party

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Final disposition

Legislative status: Passed

Outcome: Signed into law by the Governor.

Governor action: signed

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