NOTICE: The CS4KS conference has been postponed to a date currently TBD

CS4KS 2026 Conference

K-State Advancing Learning & Teaching in Computer Science (ALT+CS) Lab is proud to host the 4th Computer Science Education for Kansas (CS4KS). This conference is a two-day professional development opportunity for computer science educators in Kansas. Designed for educators at all levels of experience in computer science education, CS4KS brings together educators to explore best practices, emerging trends, and hands-on strategies for teaching computer science. The conference features interactive sessions, educator-led presentations, and networking opportunities that support skill-building and inspire new ideas for the classroom. Participants leave with practical strategies and renewed motivation to advance computer science education in their local communities.

Schedule

The date of this year's conference is currently TBD, and will take place at the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering at Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS.
  • Day 1: Pre-conference workshops and networking events for Cyber Pipeline grant participants.
  • Day 2: Keynote presentations, breakout sessions, and hands-on activities open to everyone interested in computer science education.

Registration

Registration for the conference will open once a date has been chosen. A link to the registration page will also be added at this time. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow educators and enhance your computer science teaching skills!
Cyber Pipeline grant partiticipants can register for the conference at no cost. Please check your email for the registration link. If you have any questions or need assistance with registration, please contact us at cyberpipeline@ksu.edu.

Daily Schedule

TBA Soon! We are currently finalizing the schedule and will update this section with detailed information about the sessions, speakers, and activities. Stay tuned for the full agenda to plan your conference experience.

Travel & Logistics

Location: The conference will be held at the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering at Kansas State University, located at 1701 Platt St, Manhattan, KS 66506. For directions and parking information, please visit the Interactive Campus Map.
Parking: Parking is available on campus. Weekday permits are available for purchase through K-State Parking Services. Weekday garage parking may also be paid for through the HonkMobile app. Parking is free on weekends - see K-State Parking Services for more information
Campus Map: For directions and a campus map, please visit the Interactive Campus Map.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and snacks will be provided during the conference. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions or allergies when registering.