Did you know that Google's Computer Science for High School (CS4HS) program is sponsoring workshops at more than 60 locations this summer? CS4HS brin gs computer science professional development and computational thinking workshops to middle and high school educators through three-day workshops, and gives them the tools and networking opportunities to succeed both inside and beyond the classroom. Google provides the funding for CS4HS (about $15-20K) to universities and the universities (often in conjunction with local Google employees) develop the curriculum.

Did you know that U.S. schools with a majority of African-American students are twice as likely to have teachers with little experience as majority white schools in the same district? Recently released demographic data from approximately 7,000 school districts, released by the Department of Education, shed light on the differences in U.S. educational opportunities and resources.

Did you know about the women-in-medicine debate going on over at The New York Times? Last weekend, Dr. Karen Sibert wrote an essay decrying the number of women doctors who work part-time, alleging that by doing so these women are short-changing both patients and their presence in the profession.

Last call: Ernst & Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women applications due June 30! 

Ernst & Young currently is accepting applications for its Ernst & Young Entrepreneurial Winning Women Program. You can apply or nominate a dynamic woman entrepreneur at www.ey.com/us/entrepreneurialwinningwomen, now until June 30th.