CodeHS New Hampshire Computer Science Education Guide

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New Hampshire K-12 Computer Science Policies

CodeHS Computer Science Standards & Framework Alignment

Additional CodeHS Standards Alignments

CodeHS New Hampshire 6-12 Computer Science Curriculum Pathway

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New Hampshire Computer Science Stats

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In the 21st century, coding is a foundational skill, just like reading and writing. Everyone should get the chance to learn how to code—it's a skill that provides limitless creative opportunities to students and future generations.

With great curriculum, resources, and support, school districts across the country can implement high-quality computer science programs. At CodeHS, our goal is to make computer science education fun and accessible to all!

New Hampshire Requires Computer Science in High School
New Hampshire Adopted CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards
CodeHS Courses are Aligned to CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards
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In 2018, New Hampshire made it clear that computer science education should be a priority. The New Hampshire Department of Education signed House Bill 1674 which added computer science as a core K-12 subject area and required schools to implement a computer science program.

Shortly after, the New Hampshire State Board of Education adopted the NH CSTA K-12 Computer Science Standards. View the NH guidelines and standards.

Source: New Hampshire Department of Education

All of the main courses offered in the CodeHS 6-12 pathway are aligned to or support the Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) K-12 Computer Science Standards, which were adopted by the New Hampshire State Board of Education.

Alignment to New Hampshire K-12 Standards

CodeHS courses also align with the following standards:

International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) K-12 Computer Science Framework Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) Common Core Mathematics Standards College Board Advanced Placement

Here are the CodeHS courses that align with New Hampshire middle school and high school computer science state standards.

416 students in New Hampshire took the Advanced Placement Computer Science exams in 2018 (201 AP CS A, 215 AP CSP); only 27% of exams were taken by females
Universities in New Hampshire only graduated two new teachers prepared to teach computer science in 2016
Computer programmers and software developers in New Hampshire have an average annual salary of $100,573, which is almost double the overall average state salary at $51,040

Sources: The College Board, Code.org, Bureau of Labor Statistics

New Hampshire Tech Apps and Coding

New Hampshire Course 3A

AP Computer Science Principles

New Hampshire Course 3B

AP Computer Science A (Nitro)

Bring a high-quality computer science pathway to your New Hampshire school district. Contact the CodeHS team today to learn more at codehs.com/learnmore or hello@codehs.com.

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