2026 CSTA Conference

Power of Collaboration: Resources to Finding Partners

Thank you for attending our session. Use these resources to find organizations in your state or region that can become partners in bringing computer science opportunities to your students.

Hover or tap a panel below to explore each resource.

Relentless Feather speaking engagement TECNA

TECNA

The Technology Councils of North America connect regional tech councils across the continent. Use the member directory to find your state's tech council and the industry network behind it.

Presenting to educators Code.org Regional Partners

Code.org Regional Partners

Code.org's Regional Partner Program supports professional learning across the country. Find the partner serving your region for training, curriculum, and local support.

Presenting at MIEA CSTA Local Chapters

CSTA Local Chapters

The Computer Science Teachers Association has chapters across the country. Your local chapter is a ready-made community of CS educators and potential collaborators.

Classroom learning Microsoft TEALS

Microsoft TEALS

TEALS pairs classroom teachers with volunteer technology professionals to team-teach computer science. A strong option for schools building CS capacity without a dedicated CS teacher.

U.S. Chamber regional offices map Chamber & Economic Development

Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development Organizations

Your local chamber and economic development organizations connect schools with the employers who need a future tech workforce.

Search tip: "[County Name] Economic Development Corporation" or "[Name of Region] Workforce Investment Board"
Working with South Dakota educators STEM Education Centers

Network of STEM Education Centers

University-based STEM education centers across the country support K-12 partnerships, outreach, and research. Find centers near you through the network map.

Northern Lights Collaborative ECEP Alliance

ECEP Alliance

The Expanding Computing Education Pathways Alliance works state by state to broaden participation in computing. See if your state is a member, then connect with its leadership team.