If you’re looking for a way to harness your computer science (CS) skills and make a difference for students, we invite you to become a Technology Education and Literacy in Schools (TEALS) volunteer. 

Computer science is a vital driver in today’s global innovation economy, but most U.S. high schools are unable to offer rigorous CS courses. Without CS in high schools, our students are missing out on essential computational skills that will help them succeed in any career they wish to pursue, and professional skills that could lead to an economically secure future.

The TEALS program seeks to change that reality.

Our volunteers work directly with classroom teachers to help them build and grow their CS teaching capacity through yearlong support and training to inspire the next generation of computer scientists. If you’re interested in the opportunity to help shape students’ career opportunities – all while having fun – TEALS is the right fit for you.
 
Learn more and apply at tealsk12.org/volunteers
 
RSVP for one of our Bay Area Info Sessions below. Free food and drinks will be provided!

Location	Date & Time
San Francisco RSVP: Dirty Water (1355 Market St)	Tuesday, April 3rd 4-6 PM
San Francisco RSVP: LinkedIn (222 2nd St)	Wednesday, April 4th 4-6 PM
Sunnyvale RSVP: LinkedIn (1000 W Maude Ave)	Wednesday, April 4th 4-6 PM
Sunnyvale RSVP: Microsoft (1020 Enterprise Way)	Thursday, April 5th 4-6 PM
Oakland RSVP: Kapor Center (2148 Broadway)	Tuesday, April 10th 4-6 PM
Hayward RSVP: Alameda County Office of Education (313 W Winton Ave)   Unfortunately, no alcoholic beverages will be served at this venue.	Thursday, April 12th 4-6 PM

 
Together, we can help build CS programs at high schools across the U.S. to empower the next generation of innovators. If you have more questions, please contact kathlynn@tealsk12.org. We’re eager to have more volunteers and happy to answer any remaining questions you may have!