Ten Years Ago Fewer Than 3,000 Girls Took the AP CS Exam. Now The

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Ten Years Ago Fewer Than 3,000 Girls Took the AP CS Exam. Now There Are Nearly 30,000

July 18, 2017

Ten Years Ago Fewer Than 3,000 Girls Took the AP CS Exam. Now There Are Nearly 30,000

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