I'm a long-time reader and first time poster. I just listened to a podcast with Jessica McKellar saying the PSF Is interested in getting Python adopted by more high schools and colleges. I've done a lot of work to that end. I think Python could revolutionize math instruction since it's revolutionizing everything from data science to web development to modding Minecraft.
As a math teacher I learned some coding and passed it on to students. I've held Python and Pi meetups here in the Bay Area. Last year I collected my Python explorations ranging from basic turtle geometry to calculus and the result is
Hacking Math Class with Python, available as a pdf on my website and coming soon to an online bookstore near you. I've also posted dozens of tutorial videos on my YouTube channel, mostly on doing math using Python.
I would love to teach Python to STEM teachers, and if anybody knows of a contact person like a district technology director or coordinator please let me know and I'll reach out.
Thank you in advance!