NonprofitsInstitute For Advancing Computing Education

Education

Institute For Advancing Computing Education

PEORIA, IL

Total revenue

$725K

Total expenses

$643K

Net assets

$226K

Grants received

$203K

4 grants

EIN

842616020

Tax year

2024

Mission

The purpose of institute for advancing computing education is to conduct research on computer science education.

Programs

3 programs

Contracted with csedresearch.org as a pass through entity for government funding. The organization filed articles of amendment with the state of illinois to change its name to institute for advancing computing education effective june 15, 2023. Not applicable as there were no such committees during the year. The president & ceo reviews the return intiially. Once any concerns have been addressed, a draft of the return is sent to the chair and treasurer for their review. Once chair and treasurer are satisfied with the draft, the final version is sent to the entire board for their review. Once any board concerns have been addressed, the return is filed with the irs. Directors and officers must sigh every year. For the president & ceo, the organization uses an evaluation form with a form with a non-profit standard rubric, comparable data from published sources of other non-profits in similar fields, and benefits for similar non-profits. The president & ceo rescuses themself from the board discussion and the remainder of the board, led by the chair, discuss performance against key metrics, comparable data, and the rubric to determine the final salary package for the upcoming year. Grade bands for all employees were used in combination with written annual reviews to determine pay increases. Additionally, a one-time cost of living adjustment was made to all employees in 2022. All materials are available upon request.

Other program servuces: tu dublin. Evaluation of cs-linc created for teacher professional development in ireland. Engineering plus. Research related to recruiting and retaining bipoc and women in engineering prograns across the united states. Bpc-dp shared measures. Provided research to understand how large-scale delivery of programs through the nsf bpc alliances can be reported through an aggregated means of data collection and reporting. Teacher practice beliefs. Provided methods for developing teacher practice briefs to share k-12 computer science education research with teachers. Teaher problems of practice. Conducted research to identify teachers problems of practice when teaching k-12 computer science to their students. Landscape of chicago, illinois and national computer science education in k-12. Conducted research to identify the landscape of k-12 computer science in chicago, illinois and nationally. Longitudinal study and consulting work. Provided evaluation services to amazon future engineer as well as research to form and conduct a longitudal study across k-12 computer science education in the u.s. Meta synthesis project. Expenses $271,609. Including grants of $0. Revenue $18,818.

We host over 120 instruments for evaluating self-efficacy, grit, knowledge and more in computing education. Current porjects include: program service accomplishments: research practice partnership bewteen csforall and codecrew: funded by the national science foundation, we are measuring the effectveness of this rpp that will connect the tenessee state level actions with school and district level plans and data, focusing explicitly on the pathways designed and experienced by students as they move through k-12 programs. The team will also design teacher pathways with a focus on initial teacher preparation as well as the development of advanced teacher knowledge. Script crew tn: impacts of state-wide script on cs education pathways in tn: as evaluators on this research practice partnership between csforall and codecrew, we are measuring the effectiveness of this rpp that will connect the tennesse state level actions with school and district level plans and data, focusing explicitly on the pathways designed and experienced by students as they move through k-12 programs. The team will also design eteacher pathways with a focus on initial teacher preparation as well as the dwvelopment of advanced teacher knowledge.

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$567K
Program service revenue$155K
Investment income
Other revenue$3K
Total revenue$725K

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$513K
Fundraising
Other expenses$130K
Total expenses$643K
Total assets$739K
Net assets$226K

People

8 listed

NameRoleCompensation

MONICA MCGILL

PRESIDENT

Board

$110K

50 hrs/wk

CARLOS ZAVALA

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

TAMARA PEARSON

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

CALLISTA CHEN

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

OLIVIA LU

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

ABI OLUKEYE

CHAIR

Board

1 hrs/wk

KAREN A PETERSON

TREASURER

Board

1 hrs/wk

CHRIS STEPHENSON

VICE CHAIR

Board

1 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 4 of 4

FromAmountPurposeYear
$93K
SUB-AWARD
2023
$50K
SUB-AWARD
2022
$35K
SUB-AWARD
2021

Funded by

$203K from 2 funders · 4 grants · 2021–2024

Northeastern University

$178K · 3 grants · 2021–2023

Details

EIN842616020
NTEE codeB99
Subsection03
Ruling date2020-09
Formed2019
Employees9
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