CS Everyone Center
The CS Everyone Center for Computer Science Education was created to boost teachers’ capabilities around computer science (CS) and artificial intelligence (AI) education, responding to student demand and preparing the workforce of tomorrow. Teachers across Florida and the nation, regardless of their subject area, will have access to professional development and resources, enabling them to seamlessly integrate CS and AI into their teaching. Our approaches include the use of instructional best practices to promote participation of all students and the establishment of a network of CS and AI school leaders and professionals in Florida and beyond.
Level Up Your CS Knowledge!
Now is the time to apply for Certificate and MAE Programs in Computer Science Education at UF! Join a community of aspiring K-12 computer science educators and prepare for the Florida CS Certification Exam.
No prior CS experience required! Elementary, middle, and high school teachers are welcome to apply!
Our Impact
Teacher Preparation
Empowering educators with the skills and knowledge to bring CS into every classroom.
Engaging All Learners
Ensuring all students, including those with disabilities, can fully participate in CS learning opportunities.
Research & Innovation
Driving forward new ideas and solutions to transform CS education through cutting-edge research.
Capacity Building
Strengthening the ability of schools and districts to implement sustainable, inclusive CS education programs.
We believe that ALL learners deserve access to quality CS education
“Our aim is to provide access to CS and AI education for all K-12 learners. This work can only occur through an interdisciplinary approach that brings together faculty, staff, and students across disciplines.”
– Dr. Maya Israel
Featured Stories
New grant to advance accessible CS Education!
We are proud to announce that Andrew Bennett, a doctoral candidate with the CS Everyone Center, has received a $450,000 grant through Google’s Blockly Accessibility Fund to explore how students of all abilities can participate and thrive in computer science (CS) environments. This grant will support a research project focused on enhancing the accessibility of K-12 computer science education, ensuring students of all abilities can participate and thrive in CS learning environments.
Classroom of the Future
On March 19-20, 2025, we were honored to be a partner in coordinating the Classroom of the Future event at the Tallahassee State College Center for Innovation. This event brought together key stakeholders, including K–college educators, technology leaders, and policymakers, to explore the future of AI-powered education.
Code/Art Fest 2025
Our very own Nykema Lindsey was the Master of Ceremonies for Code/Art Fest 2025 and team member LaToya Chandler presented! This was an amazing event to celebrate and uplift women in computer science and we were happy to be a part of it.
