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Innovative, free program offers fun, hands-on learning, making high-quality tech education accessible for middle grade students of all backgrounds.

CompTIA, the world’s leading information technology (IT) certification and training body, today announced a two-pronged commitment to support the White House’s National Cyber Workforce and Education Strategy (NCWES).

Idaho Education News reported a school board candidate’s answer to a question regarding priorities, which included the TechGirlz program.

The Wednesday Journal of Oak Park and River Forest highlighted the TechGirlz program in an article about the partnership with Oak Park Public Library.

The Johnston County Report announced two public school students are taking part in the national TechGirlz Teen Advisory Board.

Free, interactive event helps girls build skills for future success

Participants in the TechGirlz program, powered by CompTIA Spark, tell Idaho News why every girl their age should try a workshop.

MSP Success Magazine interview: “The middle-school-age youth is where the real opportunity is because by the time a kid gets to high school, they’re probably already on a career track because of things their family or adult influencers have said to them.”

The work of Protiviti’s GET IT (Gender Equality in Technology and IT) employee network group with TechGirlz, powered by CompTIA Spark is noted in PEOPLE magazine’s 100 top companies that care feature.

Embedded Computing Design featured an article from a reporter who has worked with the TechGirlz program.

Classrooms announced the featured presentation of CompTIA Spark "How to ensure every student is prepared for a career in an ever-changing digital future” at the SREB Making Schools Work Conference.

Speakers will share winning strategies for building digital fluency and inspiring interest in working in tech.

The TechGirlz program powered by CompTIA Spark is featured in this article from ITPro Today with a look at summer offerings.

CompTIA Spark, the nonprofit and social impact arm of CompTIA, has received a generous gift from TEKsystems to help more young people explore opportunities in technology and widen the pipeline of tech talent.

The TechGirlz program powered by CompTIA Spark is featured in this article from WRAL TechWire with a look at summer offerings.

Girls in middle school can explore the possibilities of technology and build skills for their future careers this summer during TechGirlz workshops and camps powered by CompTIA Spark, the social impact arm of CompTIA.

Government Technology highlights findings from the CompTIA Spark “Parent Perceptions of Technology and Careers” report in its article looking at parents’ views of technology and digital literacy.

Tech Buzz ‒ Utah Tech News highlights findings from the CompTIA Spark “Parent Perceptions of Technology and Careers” report in its article looking at parents’ views of technology and digital literacy.