For the past four years, he’s been trying to create opportunity for the next generation with Code.org, a nonprofit dedicated to making computer-science education available to all K-12 students.

SAN FRANCISCO — More kids than ever are going back to school this fall to learn something that just a few years ago they would never have been taught: computer science. Code.org says it's ...

(Twitter Photo via @hadip) When the Seattle-based nonprofit Code.org launched in 2013 with a mission to spread computer science knowledge, co-founders Hadi and Ali Partovi enlisted some of the ...

An advocate for computer science requirements in public schools, Code.org released a 61-page “State of Computer Science Education” report today. The nonprofit’s Vice President of State ...

Code.org wants more high schools to offer computer science courses, and now it’s getting help from the College Board to do so. Seattle-based Code.org today announced a new partnership with ...

So, he turned to Code.org. Founder and CEO Hadi Partovi believes every student in every school should have the chance to learn computer science. Nonprofit Code.org reaches these students with a ...

The renewed partnership will focus on ensuring that by 2020 every state will have passed policies to expand access to computer science and every school in the U.S. will have access to Code.org ...

A non-profit organization called Code.org, founded by brothers Hadi Partovi and Ali Partovi, has launched today to change the perception of all of this, with the goal of making computer science ...

And 40 states plus the District of Columbia allow students to count computer science courses toward high school math or science graduation requirements. That’s up from 12 states in 2013, when Code.org ...

Other equity gaps in access to foundational computer science courses highlighted in Code.org’s research include: White, Black, and Native Hawaiian students are proportionally represented in ...

IN BROOKLY Some much-needed money for computer science is going to a couple of schools in Maryland. Code.org, a national nonprofit group, is putting up $1 million to help bring more computer ...