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Indiana High School’s Computer Science Enrollment and Disparity Indices: On Gender, Ethnicity, Locale, and Economic Status
This study analyzed the longitudinal data of Indiana high school students’ Computer Science (CS) enrollments from 2014 to 2020. The result showed while Indiana CS enrollments have increased in recent years, gaps in participation by minoritized student populations have still been observed. The CS enr
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