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Florida Times-Union: Duval schools working to boot up more computer careers for girls

December 4, 2017 By STEM2Hub

Four years ago, boys outnumbered girls 4-to-1 in Duval County high school computer classes. Today those classes have three boys for every two girls, a nearly 60-40 ratio.

Clearly, more girls are computing. That’s good, Duval leaders said this week, but not good enough.

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