View our toolkit with all the information you need to make their visit and your event great!
From left to right: Governors from Arkansas, North Carolina, and Arizona participating in an Hour of Code.
See why computer science education is important, and how you can help the effort by supporting the Hour of Code.
Use this email or this blurb as a starting point, and take a look at this how-to for schools and districts.
See our event how-to guide for a sample run of show, media outreach kit, and other event-planning resources. Hosting an event is a great way to promote the Hour of Code and increase participation.
Find classrooms and schools participating in your district, city, or state.
See this sample resolution supportive of Computer Science Education Week and its goals that could be used by state and local legislators.
Consider publishing an opinion piece in your local paper. See this sample op-ed supporting Computer Science Education Week and its goals.
Share the Hour of Code video on Facebook and talk about your support on Twitter. Share pictures of events or a video of you and other adults doing the Hour of Code. Use the hashtag #HourOfCode so Code.org (@code.org) can see it and promote the support. Or, use these sample tweets:
Use this sample as a guide.
Learn more about computer science education in your state. Sign the petition there and you’ll get updates on Code.org's local, state, and federal advocacy efforts.
