The Indiana Department of Education is giving Rose Hulman Institute of Technology a nearly $320,000 grant.

The staff at Rose Hulman says the money will help teachers provide K-12 students in the state “next level computing skills.”

Much of this will be done through the Designing for Impact Next Level Computer Science program.

That will have have Rose-Hulman computer science and software engineering professors providing professional development workshops this summer and fall to Indiana educators.​