Building Blocks of Computer Science is designed to empower out-of-school-time educators through innovative professional development and engaging, technology-focused lessons. The activities and resources can be seamlessly integrated into after-school and summer programs, enhancing the learning experience for students.

Educators will gain valuable skills and strategies to create dynamic, tech-focused learning environments that inspire student exploration.

Thank you for your interest in The Building Blocks of Computer Science! We’re excited to share that sessions for the 2026–2027 program year are currently in the works.

To be the first to hear about additional opportunities, please take a moment to complete our interest form. We’ll keep you updated as new sessions are announced!

Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) is an annual celebration of computer science that aims to inspire and engage students in learning computer science. It also celebrates the contributions of students, educators, and others in the field. TECH CORPS develops and provides free lessons designed for educators in grades 3-8 to implement in their classrooms or out-of-school programs. These resources enhance students’ understanding of computer science and encourage hands-on learning, making learning more exciting and engaging. By participating in CSEdWeek with TECH CORPS, educators can access valuable materials that support their teaching and foster a love for technology among their students.

The TECH CORPS Teacher Leader Network empowers educators to lead innovative technology integration in their classrooms, schools, and districts. Through ongoing professional development and support, this cohort offers a unique opportunity for teachers to deepen their understanding and practical application of the latest technology concepts. Participating educators attend two full-day professional learning sessions. Teacher Leaders receive valuable resources and early access to additional TECH CORPS program opportunities, further enhancing their leadership capabilities.

• Try new ideas with students and share resources with colleagues.
• Participate in annual TECH CORPS events and expand technology learning opportunities in your school.
• Receive updates, classroom resources, and invitations to participate in additional opportunities.