US EditionOver 250 CEOs Call for Mandatory Computer Science and AI Courses in US High Schools
- Over 250 CEOs published an open letter on May 5, 2025, urging mandatory AI and computer science courses in US K-12 schools.
- The letter follows a new executive order by President Trump promoting AI integration through partnerships in education and workplaces.
- Signatories include CEOs from Microsoft, Uber, and Etsy, emphasizing AI education as vital to keeping America competitive amid global advances.
- Code.org praised the executive order as a major achievement for computer science and AI education, and promoted a new campaign featuring a young narrator who emphasizes that we must actively shape our own future.
- The campaign signals a major shift toward making AI literacy a US priority, suggesting significant impact on future education policy and workforce readiness.
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Over 250 CEOs Urge States to Make AI and Computer Science Graduation Requirements
More than 250 business leaders—including Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, Etsy’s Josh Silverman, and Uber’s Dara Khosrowshahi—lent their names to an open letter published May 5 in The New York Times, pressing U.S. governors and education chiefs to enshrine computer science and AI as core graduation
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