Computer Science Endorsement/Micro-Credential
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About the Endorsement
Metro RESA is proud to offer the Computer Science Micro-Credential and Computer Science Endorsement. The programs are based on standards set forth by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission Rule 505-3-.86 and have been developed with additional reference to the content recommendations of the International Society for Technology Education (ISTE) Standards for Computer Science Educators (2011) and the Computer Science Teachers Association Interim Standards (2016).
For more information, contact Wendy Grey.
- Acknowledgement of Northwest Georgia RESA
- Course Outlines - Coming Soon!
- Course 1: Computing and Networking Basics
- Course 2: Introduction to Computational Thinking
- Course 3: Concepts in Computer Programming
- Course 4: Data Visualizations and Instructional Strategies
- Course Resource Requirements
Acknowledgement of Northwest Georgia RESA
Course Outlines - Coming Soon!
Course 1: Computing and Networking Basics
Course 2: Introduction to Computational Thinking
Course 3: Concepts in Computer Programming
Course 4: Data Visualizations and Instructional Strategies
Course Resource Requirements

Meet the Coordinator
Wendy Grey, Metro RESA Online Teaching Endorsement Coordinator
Wendy Grey serves as the Computer Science Endorsement Coordinator for Metro RESA, where she leads endorsement coursework and supports the organization’s website and Learning Management System.
Wendy began her career as an elementary teacher in Douglas County Schools, quickly becoming the “go‑to” resource for instructional technology. She went on to hold several district-level technology roles, including Technical Support Analyst Team Lead, Network Analyst, and Manager of Instructional Technology. She earned numerous industry certifications including the Novell CNE 6 (Certified Network Engineer) and the MCSE (Microsoft Certified System Engineer). She completed the Computer Science Endorsement with Northwest Georgia RESA.
In 2010, Wendy joined the Georgia Department of Education as the Title IID (Ed Tech) Program Manager, later serving as the Project Manager for the Race to the Top Grant.
Wendy currently teaches Early Childhood Care and Education at West Georgia Technical College, working with both dual‑enrollment and traditional students in face‑to‑face, hybrid, and online environments. She is passionate about integrating technology to engage learners and regularly delivers technology-focused professional learning for WGTC and partner schools.
