Most students in high school will take a computer science class to satisfy a math credit.  However, for the more advanced computer science classes, there is a lack of minority and female students taking the course. Jon Yager of Virginia Beach City Public Schools discusses how he is trying to change the demographics of the students taking computer science classes.

Most students in high school will take a computer science class to satisfy a math credit. However, for the more advanced computer science classes, there is a lack of minority and female students taking the course. Jon Yager of Virginia Beach City Public Schools discusses how he is trying to change the demographics of the students taking computer science classes.

Diversity in the High School Computer Science Classes

Educationally Speaking, is part of the national American Graduate: Getting to Work initiative funded by the Corporation for public broadcasting. American Graduate focuses on helping youth succeed in school, career, and life by exploring challenges to entering the workforce facing today’s youth. This month, we will explore new career pathways for high-demand jobs. Educationally Speaking is a WHRV special, produced by Barry Graham, Kathy Martin and Paul Bibeau, that examines the current state of education. This documentary series features local interviews about a different topic each week.

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