100Kin10 announces $1 million in funding to five recipients for Teacher Experimentation Grants.

Today we’re thrilled to announce that Sarah Geisenheimer has joined 100Kin10 as our Chief Operating Officer.

Back in August, we opened up the call for folks in the network to step up with ideas for our second cycle of Project Teams — a way to collaborate on bold ideas that tackle the grand challenges.

As the school year kicked off, we held a listening session with the 100Kin10 Teacher Forum to better understand teacher members’ experiences with how schools value and prioritize STEM and what’s on their minds as they head back into the classroom.

100Kin10 announces that Grace Doramus as its first Director of Strategic Initiatives, leading the organization’s work to catalyze long-term and systemic change against the grand challenges.

100Kin10 is excited to announce up to $1 Million in funding for a competitive opportunity for partners to propose solutions that will help empower teacher experimentation.

100Kin10 is up for a session at SXSW EDU 2018 but we need your vote to secure our spot. Cast your vote.

During a 100Kin10 Teacher Forum listening session, we asked teachers to share their experiences with school environments, systems, and schedules that enable innovative instruction and teacher collaboration. This is what we heard.

100Kin10 announces the closing of our fourth fund at $28.175 Million in pledges by 19 foundations and corporations.

100Kin10 releases the result of over two years of crowd-sourced research and analysis to understand the impediments to getting and keeping great teachers, especially in STEM, that America has faced for decades.

To ensure that we are infusing our insights and priorities with teacher voice and experience, we have launched the 100Kin10 Teacher Forum to gather teacher perspective on an on-going basis.

100Kin10 is honored to be nominated for a 2017 Diversity in Tech Award. The awards illuminate the diversity gap in tech and more importantly, its solvability for leaders in tech, government, and education.

100Kin10 partners have together trained over 40,000 STEM teachers in the first five years of the ten-year effort.

100Kin10 releases an open letter co-signed by a coalition of 100+ diverse leaders, publicly reconfirming the commitment to providing excellent STEM learning for all students.

THE Journal announces Early Childhood STEM Learning Challenge recipients.

100Kin10 announces 10 recipients of Early Childhood STEM Learning Challenge grants, totaling $2.4 million in funding.

Over the next few months, Project Teams will form as small groups of partners working together on a specific, time-bound project connected to a root cause.

Our work has always been informed by an ongoing analysis of local, regional, and national trends and opportunities, but we’ve never before shared them publicly - until now.

100Kin10, alongside ~20 partners, launches “Every Student Succeeds with STEM,” a strategic campaign to ensure that STEM is prioritized in state ESSA implementation plans.

Twenty-six individual representatives from nine 100Kin10 partner organizations have been selected to participate in 100Kin10’s third annual Fellowship Program. This year’s challenge: empowering teachers to experiment.

Over the last 10 weeks, in partnership with the IDEO Teachers Guild and others, 100Kin10 has worked with teachers across the country to generate #MindblowingSTEM ideas.

White House CSforAll Fact Sheet features 100Kin10 Networked Improvement Community focused on K-12 Computer Science and Engineering.

One balmy fall afternoon in 2014, while looking for computer science (CS) courses for her high school son, Carol Fletcher made a surprising discovery: Austin schools offered few opportunities for kids to learn basic computer science skills.

Moving the needle on science, technology, engineering and math education takes all of us. Learn more about experiments partners are running to advance our shared work.

100Kin10’s Annual Partner Survey offers insights into the best practices, challenges, and trends across a range of issues in K-12 STEM education.