In this episode, we discuss rural initiatives to train students in computer science. We interviewed Ms. Karen Mix, the co-director of CS4NorCal, a five-year research grant. This program creates K-12 computer science training. CS4NorCal was funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Education Innovation and Research (EIR) Program and sponsored by SSDA to support Computer Science (CS) professional learning and instruction in rural Northern California. The project is currently building a model for computer science in rural schools. Ms. Mix discusses the role of partnerships within the six counties in Northern California with professional development for teachers and generating access for teachers to attend. We discussed how the various ways this program has supported computer science programs in rural schools. We discuss how schools can find funding for these programs and how partnerships can aid resources and education. We discuss how the curriculum can be implemented at various levels and programs. Links of interest CS4NorCal Main Website - https://www.cs4norcal.org/ CS4NorCal Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CS4NorCal/ CS4NorCal Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/cs4norcal/ Code.org - http://code.org CSforCA - https://csforca.org/ CS for All - https://www.csforall.org/ Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) - https://csteachers.org/ CS4NorCal Presentation - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zvybwzYf4RiIGsfeu3R8J-T8bvcLgE4ssn_x5PWtMT0/edit#slide=id.g2b9a718b659_0_1733 Implementation Dashboard - https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporting/90b34553-bb57-4969-84fe-7af0d3a9c6e4/page/5iGTD This episode is sponsored by My Credential at https://www.mycredential.com/